I found the
characters dry, witty and
entertaining if not a little plastic and
unbelievable. My only true fault with this book was that the
changeover was obvious. You can tell where
Roger Zelazny took over and finished;
seamless it is not. Sadly, I enjoyed
Besters story telling better and so rather than get better the book took a small yet
perceivable nose dive.
All-in-all it was light, fun and worth the read.