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Saturday, January 18, 2020

Palace by Katherine Kerr and Mark Kreighbaum



Palace is a novel of the Pinch which is the area that has been “pinched” off of the rest of the galaxy.   Interstellar gates that use to lead to the rest of the galaxy no longer work and haven’t for a millennium.   The technology of the Pinch is sophisticated but not as sophisticated as before.   Due to war, the AI s that controlled most everything were damaged and much technology has been lost.   The ensuing years have left a society that is stratified and stagnant.    A cull from the pleasure sector suddenly finds her life changed.
Vida, the cull, is thrust into political intrigue and violence.   A mysterious “Riva” seems intent on causing her harm.   Vida appears to have innate abilities to relate to artificial intelligence that are merely touched on in this book.  
The authors do good characterizations with plenty of action.  I enjoyed the book. 

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