Audio Book Review: How many shares are too many?

The Unincorporated Man

Written by Dani Kollin and Eytan Kollin

Narrated by Todd McLaren

Justin Cord has been awakened from his hidden suspension unit approximately three hundred years after being stored.  His cancer is gone, the world he knew is gone and the one he has woken to, though much better, is painfully flawed to his world view.  Everyone owns shares of people and thinks that is an acceptable practice.

You might consider this story to be rather slow moving and dull.  That would be a wrong assumption.  Hector Sambianco, a constitutional law attorney on special assignment for GCI, is a first class Dill-hole.  He knows what shares of Justin Cord would be worth and he is constantly angling to get him to incorporate though any means available.

Action includes neurolyzers, 24^th century taser,  that disrupt a person’s brain for permanent death; membrane walls that part to let you through instead of doors, until you walk into one that dissolves your body; security robots that have no mercy; psyche audits where nanites are injected into your brain to rewrite aberrant behavior pathways.  That’s enough spoilers to whet your appetite.

The version I consumed was an audio book from audible.  The product was excellent and the narrator did a superb job on gender voices.  Story and delivery get a thumbs up.

 

I like to maintain some consistency in these reviews so this work is getting a five out of five on entertainment points.  Some might think that five out of five is a masterpiece.  I am not that snobby.  Five out of five to me means that I enjoyed it, recommend it and found nothing to detract from it.

 

 

 

 

http://www.audible.com/pd/Sci-Fi-Fantasy/The-Unincorporated-Man-Audiobook/B002V5BJES/ref=a_search_c4_1_1_srTtl?qid=1438441559&sr=1-1