It's 2069 and the Earth is plagued by a slow-acting, insidious virus. The only virus-free blood is being protected on the Moon, populated by penal colonies. When his infected daughter is denied a transfusion of uncontaminated blood, the designer of the First National Blood Bank devises a plan to infiltrate the lunar fortress. Optioned by Warner Bros. for a film to be directed by the Roland Emmerich, director of "Independence Day."
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It's 2069 and the Earth is plagued by a slow-acting, insidious virus. The only virus-free blood is being protected on the Moon, populated by penal colonies. When his infected daughter is denied a transfusion of uncontaminated blood, the designer of the First National Blood Bank devises a plan to infiltrate the lunar fortress. Optioned by Warner Bros. for a film to be directed by the Roland Emmerich, director of "Independence Day."
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I've read that Kerr's "The Second Angel" has a cult following but I can't figure out why unless it's part of a Scientology reading program. I was very impressed with Kerr's Bernie Gunther series and am awaiting publication of the next novel in this series. That's the reason I delved into "The Second Angel" and "A Philosophical Investigation". Both books however do not measure up to the standards set by "Berlin Noir", "The One or the Other", or "The Quiet Flame". Bernie Gunther's personality and the offsetting characters from an excellent cast. His point of view carries through each book, adding weight to the evolving scheme in each novel.
I felt "The Second Angel" to be more contrived with a character roll call that is more of a filler than a compelling cast. Perhaps the fact that it is a science fiction novel acts to distract focus from the bare bones that make up a story. Some times the mere setting of a novel, in this case, the future with its futuristic gadgets etc., attract attention away from the character exchange that makes up the core of the novel, i. e., the real reason for reading it in the first place. I found "TSA" to be superficial as if Kerr breezed through the story in order to get at the ending which is the real point of the tale. Sorry Philip, not satisfying but can't wait to see what Bernie is up to in the next installment.
