Addicted and dangerous, in a desperate attempt to strengthen Treatment Q, Mia and Minesh kidnap scientists at the research station where it was developed, and where professor Q is being kept in a ghastly half life. Meanwhile, Rory is struggling with his own demons until a meeting with an old and very unwelcome "friend" spins his life in an even more horrible direction. Addictive loops, jealous monsters, and an unlikely offer of a pact.
Bringing Rory into contact with Minesh and Mia at the end of the book isn't a surprise as these two different but similar types were bound to come across each other. The situation and pace itself is a bit unusual and unexpected, but it works since there's a connection for all of them there with Quigley. For the most part though, I'm still not sure where they're going with this book. It has some really appealing moments and moral quandaries for Rory to work through that makes it interesting to read. But it also feels like structurally it's just kind of random in some ways rather than moving through in a more understandable and logical direction. This issue throws a lot of things at us and has Rory trying to cope with it all. But now I'm really curious to see how he'll deal with Minesh and Mia and their offer of partnering up. Read Full Review
Milligan continues to develop his strong story and challenges the reader to ask difficult questions to themselves, A strong central character with commendable artwork that resonates with a classic 1980's Sci-fi movie. Read Full Review
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