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The essence of good science fiction is imagination, the creation of a novel world rich with imaginary detail, concepts and ideas which are completely new. There is not the slightest spark of novelty or creativity in this dreary, derivative and predictable story. I am quite surprised that it has been published. I always finish books that I start but frankly this a struggle. I resented the time I spent reading it. Since then I have been reading Gareth Powell and Peter Hamilton and the contrast is like Bollinger and Bulgarian Bulls Blood.

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