Jupiter War - Book Review

Jupiter War - by Neal Asher - is the conclusion of the Owner trilogy, where a super genius gets enhanced with an implant, and takes over an asteroid/ship station to escape and fight a dystopic Earth government (not the current ones - an even worse unified one).

In this volume, The Owner decides to escape the solar system, but Earth is not going to let him go without a fight...

It was a very satisfying conclusion, and I feel it was even better than the first two parts. Great fights, great and reasonable new technology and a nice little twist in the Earth Dictator's story in the end.

Of course, there is always the possibility of further sequels :-)

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