The Hard Drive by Andrew Larson - A Review

Larson is employing seasoning forms of story telling that other authors serve as meat. Calander routinely hacks into major corporations for which he has worked with the aid of ancient passwords. Larson allows his heroine to rail against the dimness of the people running these businesses. Yet conversely, he is almost too insistent and methodical when it comes to background detail. Rather as though he were filing a police surveillance report on his protagonist.