Review: This book starts with action and ends with action with even more action in the middle
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 23, 2013
Betrayal on Triton was an excellent read. I consider the time reading this well spent on recreation. The action in the story is fast paced and the world the author takes us to is intriguing. I enjoyed the realistic dialogue between the characters, their interactions felt so genuine that it was easy to lose myself in this story. The characters are well developed, my favorite is Tori the android/cybernetic being.  The details of the futuristic worlds and their technology build a complete and believable setting for this story. The main character is a mercenary named Ethan Riley and through his narrative we are told this story. He is a hired gun but that doesn’t mean he is without conscience or emotion. I thought he was a likable man. This story starts with a mission gone wrong that leads to his capture. He is offered either prosecution for his crimes or to take another job for his captors. It seems simple enough at the start but we soon realize that things aren’t all as on the level as they appeared in the beginning. This book starts with action and ends with action with even more action in the middle.  The sci-fi technology is really well imagined and described in a way that made it easy to visualize.  The story was expertly spun with multiple plot twists and turns and an ending that I wasn’t expecting. If you like this genre then you will most likely enjoy this book. I am excited about reading more from this author.