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Quantum Gravity Book Two
Justina Robson
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363 pp
ISBN: 978-1-59102-597-9
Trade Paperback (6" x 9")
$15
October 2007
Cover Illustration: ©Larry Rostant
A wonderfully commercial and immensely original SF series from one of its most acclaimed practitioners.
Perfect for fans of Laurell K. Hamilton and Richard Morgan alike.
An exciting new direction for the critically lauded Justina Robson.
The first novel of the series, Keeping It Real, was listed in Locus magazine's Recommended Reading: 2006
Book two of the Quantum Gravity series sees Lila Black drawn into the intoxicatingly dangerous demon realm. Capricious, in love with beauty, demons are best left to themselves. This is not easy when they can't resist tampering with humans.
Justina Robson's new series is a joyful melding of science fiction and fantasy brought together in the figure of the dangerously lovely Lila Black, a 21-year-old secret agent who's had much of her body replaced with weapon-and-armor-heavy intelligent metal and who isn't sure where her mind ends and her installed AI begins. Lila's world is one where demons, elves, and elementals live alongside people. And somehow Lila and the other agents of the security agency have to provide security for all and stay alive themselves.
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Reviews:
“This absorbing and exciting second installment lives up expectations with the six parallel worlds of humans, elves, demons, faeries, elementals and undead further developed with tantalizing hints of a seventh world dropped in for good measure. Lila’s strong character is nicely balanced by enough self-doubt and concerns about her autonomy to be interesting without being overplayed. A lot more background is provided for the other key protagonists giving this a well-rounded feel while setting up the next book with a couple of potential showdowns. Fans of Joel Shepherd’s Cassandra Kresnov series, think Sandy with six realms worth of creatures, politics and villains to run afoul of.” - MonstersandCritics.com
“It’s good. It’s really very good indeed. I loved it.” —Peter F. Hamilton
"...just the thing for paranormal and fantasy adventure readers." —Publishers Weekly
"...deserves the readers attention. Selling out? Definitely not." —SFFWorld
"...an excellent read that'll challenge imaginations and hook its talons deep." —Wistful Writings
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About the Author:
Justina Robson |
Justina Robson is an author from Leeds in Yorkshire, England. Her first novel, Silver Screen, published in August 1999 in the UK and in 2005 by Pyr, was short-listed for the Arthur C. Clarke Award and the BSFA Award, and was nominated for the Philip K. Dick award. Her second novel, Mappa Mundi, together with Silver Screen, won the Amazon.co.uk Writer’s Bursary in 2000 and was also short-listed for the Arthur C. Clarke Award in 2001. A third novel, Natural History, a far-future novel, placed second in the 2004 John W. Campbell Award, was short-listed for the Best Novel of 2003 in the British Science Fiction Association Awards, and was also nominated for the 2006 Philip K. Dick Award, receiving a special citation. A fourth novel, Living Next Door to the God of Love, was a finalist for the BSFA Award.
Visit Justina Robson's Web site at www.JustinaRobson.com.
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