Insignia

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User Review - jamesd.b1 - LibraryThing

I gave this book a five star because it has very little dull parts. It also is fast paced with lots of interesting parts in it. this book also has a good story structure. I also think that the story's ... Read full review

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User Review - amandacb - LibraryThing

Insignia is a long book and a book that takes a mental commitment. I did enjoy the story and the whole idea of neural processors to create these hybrid "super-humans." The plot kind of thinned out a ... Read full review

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User Review - KarenBall - LibraryThing

"You know exactly what it means if you come here. They stick an expensive, multimillion dollar computer in your head. They invest tens of millions more training you. Then they give you control of ... Read full review

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User Review - DarkFaerieTales - LibraryThing

Review courtesy of Dark Faerie Tale Quick & Dirty: Anyone who loved Ender’s Game will sink into Insignia — its political intrigue and sci-fi are brilliantly balanced to build a suspenseful, high ... Read full review

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User Review - alcarinqa - LibraryThing

I read the blurb for this book and was immediately interested, especially with that shiny foil cover (which I actually ruined while reading it because I was so into the story I had to take it with me ... Read full review

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User Review - booktwirps - LibraryThing

Tom Raines is a 14 year old virtual reality gamer with extraordinary skills. He’s usually not one to lose a bet. His father, Neil is a compulsive gambler, alcoholic, and a conspiracy theorist. Tom can ... Read full review

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User Review - AyleeArgh - LibraryThing

In short: Insignia by S.J. Kincaid is a seriously funny, seriously cool read with a fun cast of characters that you will fall in love with. Ever wonder what it would be like to be able to think and ... Read full review