Colin F. Barnes

Basically, it's more of the same as Prequel and Alpha, which is all quite good and keeps one rivetted and moving along at a very good pace but, and here's the thing, i just can't handle diving into rel="nofollow" target="_top">Gamma at the moment, it's all become a bit too much.

Yeah, for now at least, i've totally overloaded all of my data banks and overheated my CPU's with all this hacking, AI's, post apocalypse chaos, everyone wanting to kill each other and take over the world, etc., etc..

So i'm off for some quiter paced reading for a while and maybe i'll get back to reading Gamma and finishing the series sometime in the future, maybe not.… (meer)

A quick and lively prequel for the main series, which i have dived eagerly straight into without a pause.

Characters are really well written and perfectly suited for this nuked out, post apocalyptic wasteland that the world has become.   I am so hoping the rest of the series holds up to what's been suggested here because it looks like it's going to be a rather good read.

Next up: Code Breakers: Alpha.… (meer)

After the super lively prequel i was wondering if this could keep up, and i have to say that it more than matched my hopes.   This is all rather full on stuff, it just doesn't stop steaming along full tilt.   I can't remember the last time i read a book so fast, just didn't want to put it down.

Back are our two wonderful protagonists from the prequel and this time they're joined by Jerry.   Jerry's lead a rather sheltered life in a nice big, clean, domed city, that is, until it all goes wrong one day and he has to leave and run off into the wasteland outside.

There's also lots of other great characters added to the mix with lots of cyberpunky, post-apocalyptic, dystopian shenanigans to go along with them.   Yes, folks, we loves any kind of shenanigans at Kindle Worm HQ and this ones got several different kinds.

Full steam ahead into Beta: don't go away, i'll be back soon.… (meer)