really liked this book. The initial setup was a little confusing, but the interweaving of characters and plot-lines was very well done.

The book revolves around the evolution of humanity and the usual domination and subjugation of one group over another. All this plays out via a heist and a conman with unusual abilities....The setting is not unique, a group of mercenaries that don't really fit, but grow together. But the plot is very engaging and there are enough twists and turns for anyone to get whiplash.

For tech nerds, there is enough quantum theory and advanced technology to keep you busy for a while.

The ending was complete enough to tie the caper together, but there's enough unfinished business to suggest future tales in this universe.

I don't want to spoil the voyage of discovery, so dive in and see for yourself.

Slightly harder work than I had hoped to get into the right mindset to read this book. It took a couple of tries.
That being said, clever and unique worldbuilding. The morally grey character makes for an interesting protagonist, with the sci-fi setting giving a nice difference to the more common Urban Fantasy protagonist (Sandman Slim, etc)
I would steer fans of cyberpunk towards this title, more that space opera fans.