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femti11 's review for:
Zero History
by William Gibson
This is the last book of Gibson's Bigend trilogy, and I think I like it the most of the lot of them. Maybe I've just gotten used to him writing contemporary techno thrillers with happy ends, or maybe it just flowed better than the two previous works. I'd like to read all three back to back at some point to see if my impressions change at all.
In ZH we're following Hollis Henry and Milgrim again, alternating between them every other chapter. We also get more of Bigend (of course), but he's still a secondary character, despite being the peg the trilogy hangs on. Happily enough we're also getting more of Heidi Hyde, whom I liked a great deal. I'm sure she works best as a secondary character as well, sort of like a spice, but she's used to great effect in ZH.
In ZH we're following Hollis Henry and Milgrim again, alternating between them every other chapter. We also get more of Bigend (of course), but he's still a secondary character, despite being the peg the trilogy hangs on. Happily enough we're also getting more of Heidi Hyde, whom I liked a great deal. I'm sure she works best as a secondary character as well, sort of like a spice, but she's used to great effect in ZH.