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Killing Titan | Greg Bear

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A new planet. A new battle. Same war. After barely surviving his last tour on Mars, Master Sergeant Michael Venn finds himself back on earth in enforced isolation. Through a dangerous series of operations he returns to Mars to further his investigation into the Drifters--ancient artifacts suddenly reawakened on the red planet. But another front in the war leads his team to make the difficult journey to Saturn's moon, Titan. Here, in the cauldron of war, hides new truths about the Drifters, the origin of life in our solar system and the plans of the supposedly benevolent Gurus, who have been "sponsoring" and supporting humanity in their fight against outside invaders. Killing Titan is the second book in the epic interstellar War Dogs trilogy from master of science fiction, Greg Bear.

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Killing Titan | Greg Bear

so-so

Reading this because the 3rd in the series was nominated for the Locus Award.

Interesting bits but mostly boring. Uncertain if the interesting bits are only so because I'm not well-read in the genre. When you're new to something its cliches seem novel.

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