Review: Very Fun and Entertaining Read!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 7, 2012
I strongly suggest you read the previous books in the series (Mech 1: The Parent and Mech 2:  The Savant) prior to reading this installment.Deeper character development and the disparate of intricate plots delicately blended together from one protagonist to another, makes this book by far, my favorite book of the entire series.The world depiction was so vivid it was effortless to envision the fiery and ferocious Sunside, and icy and glacial Nightside with a cool Twilight-haven sandwiched in-between.  The author did a great job of describing the dilemma of each protagonist and what motivations fueled their plights.  The abundance of mystery, intrigue and action with plenty of twists and turns, balanced out the story.Unfortunately, as of 5/1/12, the author is still on the fence in regards to continuing this series.  Fans of the series, at least we have a 50/50 chance of receiving more Skaintz Imperium mayhem in the future (hopefully the near future).I highly recommend this book fellow SF readers and also recommend to fellow dark urban fantasy readers who are looking for a good space opera but do not want to end up with a space romance. I will be reading the series prequel novella Mech Zero: The DominantI also recommend:Children of Scarabaeus (Scarabaeus, Book 2)Castle Vroman (A Galaxy Unknown, Book 6)The Hour of Dust and Ashes (Charlie Madigan, Book 3)Hellforged (A Deadtown Novel)Black Night (Black Wings, Book 2)