
This is a very very well written book and that is saying something because Asaro is not originally a writer. Miss Asaro actually has a PhD in Physics and was a scientist most of her life. As of now, she has written more books then I am aware of, and many that are in the same universe as Primary Inversion, so I can't say that she isn't a professional writer, but, as far as I'm aware, this was her fist book and it is very very good. It has a very compelling storyline and characters but the thing that I appreciate the most is that the science is more or less accurate. Of course there is science that is more "future what-if" kind of stuff but its rooted in scientific principles we either know or have theories about today. It is a very enjoyable read.
There are probably half a dozen, if not more, books set in this universe but I'd recommend starting with this one. It sets up everything that is needed and explains how everything works.
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