Kill Decision Audiobook

" Read a little bit like it was meant to be turned into a screen-play. "

" good suarez for 2/3 but then slides in to a less than scientifically interesting ending. Real outcome is probably more horrible, less likely to end happy and with broader implications "

" Read my review on bookreporter.com next week. "

" Not up to par with Daemon and Freedom. "

" Nice thriller in a believable near future where Drones are just a little bit more sophisticated than they are now. The social critique was a bit more "forced" than in the previous books by Suarez, but it was still enjoyable. "

" Didn't grab me as much as Daemon or Freedom. Still good for a 24-ish techno spec-ops foil the evil plot thriller, and imaginative use of cutting edge technologies and trends. Also still has vaguely racist and try hard moments that raise an eyebrow. "

" The neat thing about this book is its realistic use of tech ology. I am an IT professional and the realistic use of tech ology differs from other techo-thrillers because they are so far fetched. This book was enjoyable and I recommend it to everyone. "

" Fun interesting characters with a plot covering autonomous drones and the dangers or such devices. "

" A fun techno-thriller, but it's kind of like literary junk food. Still, I did plow through it quickly. "

" An interesting worst-case-scenario for drone warfare. Liked the strong female protagonist! "

" Absolutely riveting technological-action thriller. Suarez wove real drone technology with insect behavior programming seamlessly in a scary way - live in a bunker in Montana scary. "

" His best so far! Really enjoyed this book. "

" Shows that not all things especially in the media are what they seem. Good books by had a little trouble following the technical content. The Ravens in the book are definitely the best characters. "

" Fantastic book, especially for people in the tech industry . "

" This book had only pieces of the future-tech excitement of the previous two books. The plot was predictable, the selection of future-tech ideas didnt complement each other as in previous books. "

" Very interesting piece about drone warfare, but not quite as good as his first book. Especially the passages where the characters show emotions are not very convincing. "

" Excellent techno-thriller. A little more serious and focused than Daemon and Freedom (TM). It's about a worst case drone scenario, ants, extra-special forces and some smart birds. Very good. "

" Would have loved to see a second part. The book seemed to accelerate as it went on, becoming less juicy, as it were. "

" Not as good I think as his first book, but it's a good read. "

" Very enjoyable, fast paced with strong characters as Daniel's stuff usually is. "

" Worth a read. As with his Daemon and Freedom(TM), his imagination on the uses of technology, most of which is right on the horizon, is scary good. Writing is better than many -- not among my favorites, but I only winced a few times. But, again, the concept is fascinating and scary. Recommend. "

" enjoyed it. It is an easy read and an eye opener to the world of automated drones. "

" Greatly enjoyed this thriller. His writing has improved over the first two books. Fantastic to read a book about technology by someone who actually understands it. "

" This is a thriller, not SF, so hard SF fans may be disappointed. It reads like a Tom Clancy story. It starts our well, theb races away with itself toward the end leaving a somewhat disappointing conclusion. "

" Pretty good up until the ending, where it coalesced in an increasingly unbelievable action sequence that wasn't very satisfying. "

" Daniel Suarez never fails to entertain - this techno-thriller, with its tie-ins to nature, is mind-boggling and a little frightening... the concepts explored seem plausible and that is not a comforting thought! "