The Second Angel

Philip Kerr

1998 • 468 pages

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It's 2069 and the Earth is plagued by a slow-acting, insidious virus. The only virus-free blood is being protected on the Moon, populated by penal colonies. When his infected daughter is denied a transfusion of uncontaminated blood, the designer of the First National Blood Bank devises a plan to infiltrate the lunar fortress. Optioned by Warner Bros. for a film to be directed by the Roland Emmerich, director of "Independence Day."

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Brian

This was a terrible sci-fi book. It's one thing to make up science that doesn't exist, it's quite another to get existing science totally wrong. The story and characters weren't terribly memorable or interesting and the blood bank heist plot was poorly done as well. Skip it.

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