Chaos Vector by Megan E. O’Keefe

CHAOS VECTOR starts right after where Velocity Weapon left off, and plunges you straight into more political intrigue, action, subterfuge, and enough double crossing to make your head swivel as if possessed. And like Velocity Weapon, O’Keefe will lead you merrily on a chase while feeding you breadcrumbs so you think you know exactly what’s going on and then? Blindside you with a fabulous curve ball. Nothing is as it seems and, while we know Biran and Sanda are straight arrows carrying the weight of twisted plot threads, everyone—including those closest to the siblings—have storied pasts that leave you to wonder about allegiance and motives. I was so happy to see more page time given to characterisation, as familiar faces put in an appearance—and we learn more not only about Graham, Nox, and Arden, but also Tomas and the dreaded Nazca. What was also interesting is finding out about Prime Director Okonkwo, and the creation of the Keepers and GC, as well as the secrets they protect. And,…