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A review by adamt87
Gridlinked: an Agent Cormac Novel 1 by Neal Asher
3.0
I have read the "Scooby-Doo" ending published on Neal Ashers website which did a better job explaining Cormacs reasoning and why certain events ended how they did. The published ending in the book is quite cryptic and nonsensical. It's suggestive but doesn't give the reader in my opinion a satisifactory conclusion.
Overall though I really enjoyed the book. Taking into consideration Asher essentially had to do a lot of world building which I can only assume will pay off in the coming books he still managed to deliver a book with plenty of thrills and spills. I would have liked to have seen a little more from the characters in terms of personality though.
I look forward to reading the next book in the series and I believe I may have found my go to author for Sci-Fi goodness (which is good because I bought all the Agent Cormac books and The Technician before reading Gridlinked).
Overall though I really enjoyed the book. Taking into consideration Asher essentially had to do a lot of world building which I can only assume will pay off in the coming books he still managed to deliver a book with plenty of thrills and spills. I would have liked to have seen a little more from the characters in terms of personality though.
I look forward to reading the next book in the series and I believe I may have found my go to author for Sci-Fi goodness (which is good because I bought all the Agent Cormac books and The Technician before reading Gridlinked).