Gridlinked

Agent Cormac, Book 1

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Gridlinked

By: Neal Asher

Narrated by: Ric Jerrom

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In outer space you can never feel sure that your adversary is altogether human.

The runcible buffers on Samarkand have been mysteriously sabotaged, killing many thousands and destroying a terraforming project. Agent Cormac must reach it by ship to begin an investigation. But Cormac has incurred the wrath of a vicious psychopath called Pelter, who is prepared to follow him across the galaxy with a terrifying android in tow.

Despite the sub-zero temperature of Samarkand, Cormac discovers signs of life: they are two 'dracomen', alien beasts contrived by an extra-galactic entity calling itself 'Dragon', which is a huge creature consisting of four conjoined spheres of flesh each a kilometre in diameter. Caught between the byzantine wiles of the Dragon and the lethal fury of Pelter, Cormac needs to skip very nimbly indeed to rescue the Samarkand project and protect his own life.

Gridlinked is the first sci-fi thriller in Neal Asher's compelling Agent Cormac series.

Adventure

Cyberpunk

Fiction

Hard Science Fiction

Science Fiction

Space Opera

Dragons

Interstellar

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Although Ric Jerrom did an excellent job of narrating this book it was very badly edited,so much so that i had to keep going back to see if a new chapter had started as they all seem to run into each other. As there are quite a lot of characters in the plot it made it hard to follow. I did wonder if i had jumped in to the middle of a series, but no, this was Niel Asher's first full length novel. It is high action but rather muddled, I think his later stuff is much better