Mariposa
Written by Greg Bear
Narrated by Charles Leggett
3/5
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About this audiobook
Greg Bear
Greg Bear was born in San Diego, California. His father was in the US Navy, and by the time he was twelve years old, Greg had lived in Japan, the Philippines, Alaska – where at the age of ten he completed his first short story – and various other parts of the US. He published his first science fiction story aged sixteen. His novels and stories have won prizes and been translated around the world.
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Reviews for Mariposa
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- Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5The events in this book take place in the near future. Reading it, you can imagine a story like this unfolding within a couple of years from now. cutting edge scifi blended with the current reality of runaway borrowing by the entire USA.
- Rating: 1 out of 5 stars1/5Jumps from scene to scene in an attempt to create intrigue. It doesn't work. The conversations are unrealistic. You are not given any reason to 'connect' with any of the characters. I finally quit reading on page 244. The storyline is about a computer that oversees all government debt in the world and decides on it's own if it wants to call in the loans. All of the action revolves around attempts to gain control over this computer. Nothing in the book makes any of this real to the reader. It's just boring.