Review: it's hard to write a sequel
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 09 28, 2013
Third book in the series, and I feel for the author. It's very difficult to redo the A-Team in space and keep it interesting. Our beloved leader isn't quite as beloved any more, and I found his reactions to things rather more forced than in previous stories. Ultimately I was somewhat disappointed in this book.  Not enough to stop reading the series, but mindful that it could have been better. To many issues were left unresolved, just who is crusher anyway, and why is Jason so bent on not learning everything he can about the tech he controls so effortlessly?  Why the sudden hostility between him and Twingo? Actions are semi inexplicable. Jason had seemed to pretty much have it all packed in one sock previously is now all head strong and quite unhinged in some areas. Toss his ex girlfriend into the mix and he is nearly useless. So yeah Jason gets a little uncomplicated canoodling but at what cost to his soul? And yeah he will be coming back to earth because you know the incredibly stupid and boorish military will stop at noting, including the upcoming kidnapping of said ex girlfriend and family. And I don't care what kind of super hacker genius you might have on hand, a lottery of random balls can't really be fixed three days in the future. All in all there are some glaring idiocies in this story, but then again I am fairly sure I can't write a better yarn.