The book reads like an action novel, and some characters really hit the spot. When you enter the details, however, attributable to politics, or in the sci-fi core itself, the book looks weary. The collaboration between countries to find out what are the "bins" that fall on Earth is a bit too much like "we love each other"; some events are let without explanation, the explanation of others seems false, as if the author had written them because, suddenly, he remembered having to give one and has pulled out the first thing that came to mind. The end then, or rather, evertyhing that begins with the arrival in Somalia, it is confused and hasty, and the reasons for many things remain unspoken.
Rare case of book that reads gladly despite lacking substance.
Thank Troubador Publishing Ltd and Netgalley for giving me a free copy in exchange for an honest review.