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God of Ruin by Michael John Grist [Michael John Grist] concludes the adventure of Ritry and his chord in [God of Ruin]. Again, as with the previous two books in this sonata, it seems confusing an may be hard to follow at first. This should not be read without reading the first two books as there are many references to the previous Sonata's. If you want a futuristic thriller that will make you think you really should check these books out but remember start with number one [Mr. Ruins].
Posted by Chris Hooker at 5:20 PM