Icefire

2.5 stars, not 3.Very sad to say that it's a 700 page book and I just decided I didn't care at about page 550. The book was good in the beginning it just went on too long so I didn't bother.

Great.

Just finished Icefire, and thought that the action sequences on the Ice in the beginning were very good, but the suspense building moments in the Pentagon seem to bog the story down in a barrage of initials that even i lost track of their meaning. The Wave is portrayed in a truly frightening, and awe inspiring light. The sequence on the airstrip in Hawaii, and aboard a submarine was very moving, and scary. The hero Mitch Webber's ability to fly everything under the sun is explained, and I thought that the talent was an ingenius way to introduce to the reader ALL sorts of different aircraft. The last third of the book is excellent, but yes it does take a little time to get there. overall i say go ahead and buy it, but please be patient with it. Guys I still Love your work!!

Good techno-thriller. Some of the tech is far out, as is the man-made crisis the story hinges on. The story has the requisite two-dimensional characters, but is ultimately a lot of fun. The authors are quite prolific, unfortunately it looks like most of their recent output has been Star Trek novels. Ick.

Just what I was looking for