A review by macdara
Equations of Life by Simon Morden

3.0

Let's start with the bad. It's a bit long-winded, especially for the first part of a trilogy, with more than a few dull passages that interrupt the flow. It also took a while for Morden's world of the Metrozone to come to form in my head (mystery is good, but sometimes exposition can be the friend you really need). However, the parts that do work work very well, and the eclecticism of the setting and its characters kept me coming back for more. Also: look at me, reading sci-fi!