โ Scribed by Neal Asher
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Thousands have been killed on Samarkand and a terraforming project has been destroyed. Cormac must reach it by ship to begin an investigation. But he has incurred the wrath of an evil psychopath called Peter, who follows him across the galaxy.
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Neal Asher has been publishing short fiction and books in the small press in Britain for several years, and made a successful move to paperback in 2001 with _Gridlinked_. He got a sheaf of favorable notices. "This is a brilliant and audacious work, chock-full of cutting-edge ideas. . . . I look forw
Widescreen, action-packed science-fiction drama by a notable talent. ### Amazon Review *Gridlinked* is the talented Neal Asher's first full-length SF novel, an accomplished rapid-action thriller crammed with high technology, obsessed characters, and the glittering boys' toys of advanced weaponry.
SUMMARY: Gridlinked is a science fiction adventure in the classic, fast-paced, action-packed tradition of Harry Harrison and Poul Anderson, with a dash of cyberpunk and a splash of Ian Fleming added to spice the mix. Cormac is a legendary Earth Central Security agent, the James Bond of a wealthy f
***Gridlinked* is the first sci-fi thriller in Neal Asher's compelling Agent Cormac series.** **"Asher has lit up the sky of Science Fiction like a new sun." Tanith Lee** In outer space you can never feel sure that your adversary is altogether human. The runcible buffers on Samarkand have been my
### Review Praise for the British Edition: "Gritty. Now, there's a word you don't often hear in connection with science fiction -- more's the pity. If all novels could employ this atmosphere as well as _Gridlinked _does, I could wish that all authors followed Neal Asher's lead. Then again, this u
### Review Praise for the British Edition: "Gritty. Now, there's a word you don't often hear in connection with science fiction -- more's the pity. If all novels could employ this atmosphere as well as \_Gridlinked *does, I could wish that all authors followed Neal Asher's lead. Then again, this u