One of the best Hamilton PH ...

This novel is following Greg Mandel, Volume 1: Mindstar ...
It can be read without having read the first ... but all lose in this case a little depth.
The style is rather special: a little more than descriptions and the narrator is talking.
The text is dynamic and nervous but it's more a thriller than a thriller, except in the last 100 pages where it speeds up a max.
The climate context is delicious presence (subtropical England) and the political context is meaningful and well documented.
The plot is well constructed.

It is not linear ... it's pretty unpredictable and surprising even!
it's full of life we ​​believe it ..
It is the second novel of the author and I find impressive to see him be as effective (just good!) From his first texts !!
It's quite spontaneous generation and it's pretty impressive in retrospect !!

In short: a great cyber thriller (or cyber detective story here)
What is nice is that the political and economic context is very neat and it's a real issue in this novel.

Unless I am mistaken the author draws a line under the communist planned economies and finds ... the triumph of liberalism and the major economic groups.
These companies are forced to compete with the policy.
the author did not rejoice.
He makes the simple observation hoping that those responsible for these large groups have a sense of responsibility from the standpoint of the public good.
From the point of view of style is my favorite author

Otherwise we acquire the certainty that one is in the past dawn of the night and it's not bad at all ...