Inquisitor

By: Mitchell Hogan

Narrated by: Allyson Johnson

From the Aurealis Award-winning author of A Crucible of Souls.

To Inquisitor Angel Xia, it was just another corporate killing on a backwater planet. But as the bodies begin to pile up and she finds herself a target, she realizes she's stepped on one toe too many. Barely escaping attempts on her life by powerful agents with seemingly limitless reach and influence, Angel senses even her co-Inquisitors can't be trusted. But as the web tightens, she receives a cryptic message from a computer program claiming to be a little girl in desperate need of her help. She insists she's being held prisoner by a major corporation, but is this just a trap to silence Angel...permanently?

Now a fugitive with her life inextricably linked to the girl in the program, Angel is taken to extremes she never knew she was capable of and to forgotten places at the edges of known space that hold the darkest secrets of humanity and the greatest threat to its future.

©2015 Mitchell Hogan (P)2015 Audible, Inc.

a solid sci-fi adventure

This is a fun audiobook, Allyson Johnson does good voices and brings a proper amount of emotion and excitement to the story.

I really did enjoy the story too at least until towards the end, when I realized that the main character is just as emotionally volatile and ridiculous as the child character, and I just love when a woman can't have goals other than childbearing, a point hammered home by the epilogue and all the big unanswered questions of the plot.

Overall: It's entertaining and mostly hard to put down, just the ending made it less than spectacular for me

ready for the next one

I was skeptical at first but soon fell in love and now craving a follow up

Dammit, I liked it.

After I got through the initial part of the book, I kinda felt this book was just a rehash of ideas thrown about for decades. I was all set to shred the book apart. Dammit. I actually liked it. Although it did end up where I thought it would, it was a bit unique...not perfect, but I was entertained.

Note, it really could have been better...it is a rehash, and the some of the steps through the book felt forced...but dammit, I still liked it.

Well, I hope there is a sequel...maybe I can dislike that one.

space police and genetic enhancement

Would you try another book from Mitchell Hogan and/or Allyson Johnson?

I read Hogans other two books first, and it is difficult to compare this book with his other two. Hogan's other two books are the BEST sci/fi books I have read yet and compare equal to 'The Martian'. As for the reading by Ms. Johnson it's ok but I wouldn't pick a book because of her narration.

Did the narration match the pace of the story?

Ally did well considering that the main characters are female.

If this book were a movie would you go see it?

Possibly, if done like 'Blade Runner' it could make a interesting movie.

Any additional comments?

Don't judge Mitchel Hogan by this book. I can't wait for his next book to be released. He can 'do' sci/fi magician better than anyone. Check out "Blood of Innocents" and "Crucible of Souls", you won't be disappointed!

meh

great narration of a see through plot that goes in circles. not what I had in mind, though it warms on you near the end