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A review by angrywombat
The Gap Into Conflict: The Real Story by Stephen R. Donaldson
4.0
The best of the Gap series i feel. Short, succinct, and nicely plays with perceptions.
The whole book is questioning "what is the real story", and views the same events a number of times from different points of view. Each time you get more of the "real story", but never the whole story of what really happened.
Angus (the ruthless hunter), Nick (the rescuer) and Morn (the victim). Thats how it starts out, but its not quite right, and each time the story is told, the "facts" seem to place the characters in different roles.
Its a great start to one of my favorite space-opera like series.
The whole book is questioning "what is the real story", and views the same events a number of times from different points of view. Each time you get more of the "real story", but never the whole story of what really happened.
Angus (the ruthless hunter), Nick (the rescuer) and Morn (the victim). Thats how it starts out, but its not quite right, and each time the story is told, the "facts" seem to place the characters in different roles.
Its a great start to one of my favorite space-opera like series.