Echelon Paperback – July 18, 2006

My age and background caused this title to spark my interest. First look and I was a bit disappointed. Defiantly not fair assuming others my have different motivations in the purchase. Found it to be a better reading than I'd expected. For me it caused me to think back to one of my mind files of memories long past. I'd guess that just the title causes you to be interested in this book, buy it. It's might not be all you were thinking it would be, but it will cause you some recall, that's one of the motivations that bring joy to reading.

This book was based on a good concept--almost 1984-ish, but the writing got bogged down too often in what seemed to be off-the-wall "technicese" dissertations much too frequently. There was some good character development, but there was also a lot of bouncing back and forth between point of view. I had trouble finishing the book.

Enjoyed this a lot. Interesting story idea, the characters were well developed. Kinda scary in some respects with regards to the current information age.

Whoa, hits pretty close to home with the continued push into AI. Had a bid of Ready Player One as well as they dove into the "Matrix" like world. I really enjoyed this as it may be a precursor for our eventual future.

My wife needs a non petroleum base lubricant. One of the only one we found. We have had excellent results.

Fast paced futuristic novel.

From the blurb, I expected a good read, and that's what Convisor delivered. Fascinating characters, terriffic pacing and plot. I recommend this book for anyone who enjoys speculative fiction.

A very believable book, it was great.and i"m not that crazy about sci_go this advanced, I will read more of his work.