Coral Moon is crashing into its home planet of Ribon
causing a mass evacuation and deaths. Dave Cromwell and
Alan Brindos, contract detectives for Network Intelligence
Organization must catch the terrorists before even more
people are murdered. As they begin to search for Terl
Plenko the believed head of the terrorist organization,
they get split up and begin to discover even more
dangerous
and deadly possibilities for humankind.
Each detective is forced to fight to survive and discover
the most important question of all who or what is THE
ULTRA THIN MAN and can the universe survive it?
An interesting story and concept with serious world
building, THE ULTRA THIN MAN, almost grabs too much
leaving
the reader a little confuse as to who and what are where.
Patrick Swenson jumps into his world and you know he see
it
all in his head and has grabbed for a huge beginning to
his
writing career. I had a hard time getting into the story
but don't let that discourage you, it just may not of have
for me. I don't mind jumping around in a story as long as
you don't feel like you're getting lost with each jump.
THE ULTRA THIN MAN is a first novel for Patrick Swenson
and
he has created a world that grows and bad guys whose
crimes
can hopefully never be matched.
"In the twenty-second century, a future in which mortaline wire controls the
weather on the settled planets and entire refugee camps drowse in drug-
induced slumber, no one--alive or dead, human or alien--is quite what they
seem. When terrorists manage to crash Coral, the moon, into its home
planet of Ribon, forcing evacuation, it's up to Dave Crowell and Alan
Brindos, contract detectives for the Network Intelligence Organization, to
solve a case of interplanetary consequences. Crowell' and Brindos's
investigation plunges them neck-deep into a conspiracy much more
dangerous than anything they could have imagined. The two detectives
soon find themselves separated, chasing opposite leads: Brindos has to
hunt down the massive Helkunn alien Terl Plenko, shadow leader of the
terrorist Movement of Worlds. Crowell, meanwhile, runs into something far
more sinister--an elaborate frame job that puts our heroes on the hook for
treason. Crowell and Brindos are forced to fight through the intrigue to
discover the depths of an interstellar conspiracy. And to answer the all-
important question: Who, and what, is the Ultra Thin Man?"--