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Alas, I feel this is the weakest novel Asher’s written for a long long time. I’m not a fan of the structure (goes Present, Near Past, and Past in every chapter) and there is some serious bloat. It could’ve been like Jack Four last year, which was a neat and relatively lean survival story, but Weaponized says an awful lot without actually saying much. When it works it’s terrific, but those moment are segmented by waffle.