Net force: hidden agendas
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- 9780747261155
- 23 813.54 CLAN
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St Aloysius PG Library | MA English | 813.54 CLAN (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | PG007935 |
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813.54 BROD Digital fortress | 813.54 BROD Da Vinci code: a novel | 813.54 CASM Murder artist | 813.54 CLAN Net force: hidden agendas | 813.54 COBM Miracle cure | 813.54 COOD Disciple | 813.54 COOM Marker |
This book has aged badly. The technology comes across as comical in 2019. The VR scenarios where two guys duel in the wild west—one guy representing a firewall—is absurd. This is only the tip of the iceberg when dealing with the nonsensical technological aspects of the book.If you can forgo all that, this is a fun/fast pace read of a book. I didn’t read the first book in this series as I got the book from my brother’s wife and had no idea it was a series, but it’s easy enough to get and there’s enough backstory to nderstand it. Anyway, a woman reading this book might not like the representation of women in here. The women come across as needy as hell and basically genius IQ models with a need to be boned. I don’t know, maybe it’s just me that thinks this.
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