Life on the planet T'nane is inhospitable to human life, more so since the unfortunate expedition which landed on this noisome planet believed it to be conducive life; however, the planet with its unknown cycles of gas production is now a home for the unlucky collection of Mothers, Grunts and Witcdoctors. When the AI Ganesh is compromised by the apparent misguided dreams of a Grunt named Marcsson, a young shotgun named Kalypso Deed is held accountable for his actions. This turned out to be a rather jaded read punctuated with information about the biological makeup of the organisms of T'nane. The main character is simply a bore, the planet's ecology is never satisfyingly brought to a level of understanding I could appreciate, and the plot is just a rag tag collection of events hoisted upon Kalypso through those she once thought she truly knew. This is a novel with good ideas bogged by down by totally forgettable occurrences and characters.

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