I found this one harder to follow, as an audio book, than the previous two books in the Theo Waitley subseries. It brings in a host of new characters, including two who share the same body.I often listen to audio books while I do other things. With this one I had to remind myself to pay attention more than I did with the other books.I had expected, after the previous book, to see more action in this one. It does include some important revelations, but action is still rather thin upon the ground. Oh dear! It's all over! But there's more story coming, I hope, although they don't list an imminent book on their website. If I have one criticism of this one (and some others) it's that the story meanders in the beginning before the action finally heats up, and then it's intense. And there's always a teaser at the end.And I wanted to crown Theo by the time she finally made her big decision. But what a great series. Read from the beginning, please.
What do You think about Dragon Ship Limited Signed Edition (Theo Waitley, #4) (2012)?
I am currently in a black hole where I begin books, lose steam, and start something else.
—jon
Very interesting plot developments. I definitely enjoyed it. Reread in Feb. 2014
—nick
Love the whole series. Great story of human and Artificial intelligence interface.
—Lyudmila
This book is close to a 4/5. I'm deducting points for cliffhanger ending.
—Nedta
