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Zero Sum (2011)

by B. Justin Shier(Favorite Author)

4.23 of 5 Votes: 3

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Astraeus Press

series

Zero Sight

review 1: Excellent follow up to Zero Sight. Would like to give it 4.5 stars but you just can't do that here. Urban fantasy has become one of my favorite genres. My biggest issue is that the author has not written up a follow up for over three years. As a former fan of David Gerrold's War Against the Chtorr series, starting a really good series and then having it crap out is something I always worry about. This series has the feel of being more than a trilogy.
review 2: love this series i cant wait for the next one!k so i loved rei, i loved dieter i loved jules and dante and all the characters ! omg ! it was awesome...something i was somewhat surprised about was how complete the characters where. i was also impressed with how feminist-ic these books were! like there... more are alot of female characters that are full rounded characters not just strong, but smart, pig-headed, weak, arrogant, feminine, boyish ect! B. Justin Shire did a trully amazing job writing them as full ppl, without mixing in misogynistic shit in there! like even the scenes where it would have been so simple to reduse a character to a "hysterical woman" she remained full like when whats her name collins was scared of rei and trying to get dieter on her side. it was really great!!!!! and i was also impressed with the male characters who were strong and yes dieter was full of machismo but the male characters were also multi dimensional. strong but human, them had traditionally feminine traits like when dieters friend mourned Taylor even if he had blinded him or when dieter was fighter against his conscience. so it was a master piece really!! even if the plot twist's were sometimes confusing. i cant wait for the next one! less

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