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A review by chrisgordon65
A Quantum Murder by Peter F. Hamilton
3.0
This is a strong sequel to Hamilton's first Greg Mandel novel Mindstar Rising.
Stylistically it's a seamless continuation from the first entry. And again, the mystery/detective elements are well laid out and fair for the would-be sleuth readers to try and piece together.
There were less divergent sub plots and less world-building than it's predecessor but it was enjoyable to pick back up with his cast of characters and travel along for their next adventure.
One slight misgiving I had is that in each novel the turning point related to a super-science McGuffin... and so I'm wondering what other sci-fi trope he'll unveil in the third and final book in the season.
But again, a good story... probably worth 7/10.
Stylistically it's a seamless continuation from the first entry. And again, the mystery/detective elements are well laid out and fair for the would-be sleuth readers to try and piece together.
There were less divergent sub plots and less world-building than it's predecessor but it was enjoyable to pick back up with his cast of characters and travel along for their next adventure.
One slight misgiving I had is that in each novel the turning point related to a super-science McGuffin... and so I'm wondering what other sci-fi trope he'll unveil in the third and final book in the season.
But again, a good story... probably worth 7/10.