Which was that?
Its been about 5 years since I read it and I can vaguely remember something irritating the life out of me when I was finishing it(despite enjoying it)
Probably the only story arc I didn't enjoy was the other habitat that got sucked into the other universe, that bored me, the rest was great.
The bit where Erik Thrakar uses faster than light communications to send a distress signal to his destination because his ship is unable to make the jump itself, which results in him getting picked up by Syrinx and Oenone, it's completely at odds with the entire universe built by Hamilton and bearing in mind the fact that a significant amount of plot is tied up in the fact that faster than light communications is impossible it's a major oversight.
Unless of course I missed something
Martin has gone straight to the top of my favourite author list now. I just hope he lives long enough to finish the series.
The thing I enjoyed most about Feast was the very fact it was a fairly "slow" book. I didn't devour it like the others, and could just enjoy being back in that world one chapter at a time. So I welcomed the slower sections with characters which seemed a little lost (in the overall scheme of things). I also welcomed the extra sleep I didn't lose to the temptation to read "just one more chapter".
