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Rather intriguing Sci-Fi story. My husband is reading it now... :)

Arrived today in a box of books from regencyfreak.

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I picked this up at the Cafe Bella Vita OBCZ a while ago, but just now got around to reading it. I enjoyed it, although it's more of a "here's a cool scientific idea to explore" story rather than a "here are some great characters to learn about" story, and I sometimes mixed up who was who. I'll be leaving this out at a sci-fi convention this weekend.

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Released at the Arisia science fiction convention, near the flyer racks.

I tend to like kitschy science fiction, and this one happened to be just that.

I picked it up at the Arisia flyer table, and read it when I returned home.

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