Miles is no longer acting as a Retrieval Artist as he is focused on raising the clone of his daughter, who is herself a computer genius like him. But he hired a reporter to expose the law firm that he thinks got his mentor killed. When that reporter is murdered, despite the protection he had arranged, Miles investigates. This is fast moving and a lot of fun. He finds himself working with and against his former partner, now security chief of the moon, and Detective Nyquist. I really like this series and I enjoyed this installment. I would recommend starting at the beginning though as I started with Recovery Man and felt like I was missing something in this novel. I plan to go back and read the previous books in the series. At any rate, I really liked seeing what happened with Miles and Talia after the conclusion of Recovery Man and I am very interested to see if the series continues so that I can find out how these characters keep growing. I also will read the previous books to find out more about the secondary characters I like - particularly Romey and Nyquist. Rusch does a great job of keeping the story accessible to people who fall into the middle of it while maintaining a story arc that continues through the whole series. I love her writing style and the pace of the books. I am definitely looking forward to more Retrieval Artist novels.
