I really enjoyed reading through Cash and Gravity. It was a fast paced adventure across the Mountain States of the near future, and I felt it did a really good job of building a corporate-run future you'd see in a traditional cyberpunk setting.

The main characters were all memorable, and I definitely felt the unease that the villains were meant to exude crawling out of the pages and setting me on edge throughout the story.

The pacing throughout the book was well managed, and kept me turning the pages until the end.

I'd love to see more built out in this world, whether that focus on the wider world or Cash and Gravity's main characters.

Thank you Diversion Books and Netgalley for the opportunity to read an advanced copy of Cash and Gravity.

I'm happy to have read Cash and Gravity by Perrin Pring. It is a near future SF, kick-ass road trip through the West with a big brawny marine, an Ace (elite soldiers known for their advantages of being small, talented, smart, and beautiful), and an old recluse. They have to rescue a device that could change the world and keep it safe and out of the wrong hands. Their rough and tumble mission takes them on a through the mountains and deserts of Nevada, Utah, and Idaho, into small towns and casinos in the near future West in a world run by six high tech companies. It turns stereotypes on their heads.