Theories of Flight Audiobook

" The second in the series was even better than the first. Morden expands his world in a fascinating way, and his knack for character development really shows in this book. The scenery and the interactions between old and new characters is incredibly complicated. He even takes a trope which could be overdone - the hero - and keeps him a believable and likeable character. Morden is able to provide enough back story in this novel to answer many questions from Equations of Life (also highly recommended). A fast-paced, interesting, and enticing piece of literature. "

" A great second novel. Ready for the third "

" Not much different than the first one. "

" It is so bad that it's really good! Especially the parts where the author thinks the characters speak Russian. "

" Perhaps a touch less outstanding than the first in this trilogy, Equations of Life, but a terrific novel. Sci fi, well paced, many brilliant ideas on every page. "

" The second Petrovitch book starts well and for the first 100 pages I thought it will match the debut and maybe even take the series to the next level; then it turns repetitive, predictable and a little boring since there is nothing essentially new introduced despite tantalizing hints "

" As with book one, reserving a final review until the end of the series. This continues to be really good, though. "

" The second novel in the series is as good as the rest. Recommended. "

" Very few books excite me, but these do. It's not just the action, but the ideas; the stakes; the sense of possibility; and the ballsy, brilliant, and perpetually damaged Petrovich. Fantastic! "

" Utterly fantastic! I have found my new favorite series in these wonderfully written tales of Petrovitch and a world at ruins. They are gritty and smart and prove that people are not always what they appear to be. Just wait till the reveal near the end! "

" Good stuff, continuing where the first book left off. "

" Book 2 also moves at a rapid pace, and the battle between good and evil continues... "

" Second in an OUTSTANDING trilogy. On par with the best of Neal Stephenson. "

" This was an OK sequel, but I am afraid I do get tired of the use of Russian every time our hero wants to swear. "

" Burned through this one in a couple days. Still really enjoying the series, and I have to give credit to Simon Morden for creating a brilliant over-arching story while keeping each book unique to themselves. "

" Maybe not quite as good as the first, if only because it's very similar. Another sci-fi/thriller, with Petrovitch always on his feet, using his genius and raw determination to save the day. Good follow-up to the 1st; defnitely worth the read. "

" Awful. Don't even want to waste my time writing a review for this. "

" What a great series. Not usually my science this genre but all the books are compulsive reading. Could not put them down. "

" Truly cyberpunk at it best! "

" It's good. If Gibson was to write Neuromancer today, it would feel like this. "

" Now where can I get the next volume? Yes I know where and it will be soon. "

" What a great series. Not usually my science this genre but all the books are compulsive reading. Could not put them down. "

" More of the same in this, the second book of a trilogy. "

" The second Petrovitch book starts well and for the first 100 pages I thought it will match the debut and maybe even take the series to the next level; then it turns repetitive, predictable and a little boring since there is nothing essentially new introduced despite tantalizing hints "