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The Gap Into Madness by Stephen R. Donaldson
The Gap Into Madness by Stephen R. Donaldson






The Gap Into Madness by Stephen R. Donaldson The Gap Into Madness by Stephen R. Donaldson

Many lesser characters are flushed out in greater detail as the cast of impactful characters grows immensely and it all makes for a tense story that builds to a giant crescendo of a confrontation. The mutagens are the Amnioni's best weapon and an immunity drug could allow humanity to essentially wipe them out of existence. This might give them a weapon they can use to get back at the men behind the scenes that are making their lives miserable, but it is also the reason that the Amnioni will risk anything to stop them, including an overall war with humanity. They eventually head to an asteroid swarm that houses an illegal lab where they will attempt to unlock the formula behind the mutagen immunity drug that Dios and Fasner have kept secret for years. As is par for the course in this series, the three main protagonists are at each other's throats and vying for control of Trumpet while they run from the Amnioni and their other pursuers. At the same time, the two of them are also manipulating events as they relate to Trumpet who is on the run from the Amnioni with multiple other ships in pursuit. With a new bill being proposed that would move the UMCP (the human police) out from under Holt Fasner and over to the government itself, Fasner is willing to go to any length to stop such an action, including terrorist actions against the government. Fasner and Dios are locked in a battle of plots and schemes that puts the very government of Earth, and their own lives, in great peril. However, when the story finally transitions back to the main characters aboard the ship Trumpet things really pick up speed. This one starts slowly as the Machiavellian schemes of Holt Fasner and Warden Dios are flushed out in great detail.








The Gap Into Madness by Stephen R. Donaldson