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Polity Agent

By: Neal Asher
Narrated by: Ric Jerrom
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Summary

Polity Agent is the fourth novel in Neal Asher's popular Agent Cormac series.

Refugees arrive in the Polity from eight hundred years in Agent Cormac’s future. And once they are through, the gate they use is dumped into the sun, as something dangerous and non-human is in pursuit. Cormac soon learns that the Maker civilization they have come from has been destroyed – by alien Jain technology.

Orlandine, an augmented human, is studying this lethal tech in Cormac’s timeline. She may manage to harness its power, or it might destroy her. Meanwhile, Cormac is desperate to stamp down on this same technology, but someone or something is spreading it. And just outside humanity’s Polity worlds, something very nasty indeed might just be pulling their strings.

Polity Agent is followed by Line War in the action-packed Agent Cormac series.

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Critic Reviews

One of the best yet . . . destructive high Space Opera spectacle.
He’s got a fantastic eye for monsters, writes turbo-charged battle sequences, and can describe cosmic events and alien landscapes with an edge of evocative beauty.
Big weapons, big monsters, and human disasters on an increasingly cosmic scale . . . A great novel in itself.
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Another great read by Neal Asher on the polity series. a little bit slow at times, but also exciting.

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