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Freddy Ramos freddy_zenbf1a — The thing that really kills me about this book is that our hero doesn't get any more likable. He's really insufferable throughout the entire book. The saving grace is that we spend less time with him than we did in the first book. It's a lot different than I remembered as a kid. It's actually not funny how white men are so terrified of fat women hitting on them. It's always so obvious they're evil the second they show up. (view spoiler) All the time, it's boring. Anyway. rereading it has been informative. I knew ASOIAF cribbed a lot of shit from Memory Sorrow and Thorn, but I wasn't aware exactly how much until this book.

David Kramer davidkramer — Huge, enthralling sci-fi masterpiece. 1000 pages ending in a cliffhanger -- traditional sci-fi set in 2380, with fantastic technology and aliens (both inscrutable and malevolent). A large cast of character, including one we haven't even met yet... A can't-put-it-down page-turner with a fascinating mystery. All to be resolved in the sequel, Judas Unchained (not out yet... arrrgh). And Peter F. Hamilton usually uses the titles to tell us something about the content...