Review: Dualists
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 28, 2014
As with all the books that I’ve read by this author, there is a great depth of thought into the setting of the novel and the characters within. Like a true artist, he has superbly set the scene on this sci-fi tale. Set in a mining ship on the moon, the backdrop to this tale is well thought out and believable.Our would be hero is clearly showing the mental strain of his tour in space, having already left Earth with a plentiful amount of mental baggage, as his tour comes to an end, he has perhaps a few tools missing from his tool box and in need of some one to one time on a couch.Whether his brain is really playing tricks on him, or whether he is truly being persecuted by his work colleagues, I will let you decide, but the story is an intricate plot, woven by a craftsman.Although, perhaps a little slower in pace that some of the author’s other works, such as Fake Kate and Auto, it is still a really good novel, with plenty of twists and turns and a great ending. It’s well worth a read.