What changed on screen, title by title: 10 in total. Tap a cover to open it. Titles you haven't marked as read stay locked so nothing gets spoiled.
In the book, the Envoys are the UN Protectorate's elite force, and Kovacs was locked up for crimes he committed after leaving it. In S1, the Envoys are rebels fighting the Protectorate, and Kovacs is a captured one.
source ↗In the book, Reileen Kawahara is a crime boss with no blood tie to Kovacs. On the show, she's his sister.
source ↗In the book, Kovacs is trained by instructor Virginia Vidaura. The show hands that role to Quellcrist Falconer, who becomes the love of his life.
source ↗The book's hotel has an AI inspired by Jimi Hendrix. In S1 it becomes the Raven, with an AI based on Edgar Allan Poe, because Hendrix's estate wouldn't license his image.
source ↗The show skipped this book and went straight to Woken Furies material in S2. The title went to the season's final episode.
source ↗S2 borrowed the Wedge, Colonel Carrera's unit, and its wolf-gene combat sleeves from this book.
source ↗In the book, both minds in the same body are human, and Quell is the intruder. In S2, the body is Quell's, and what shares it with her is an Elder's consciousness.
source ↗The show's Quell blends several characters from the book: Nadia Makita, Virginia Vidaura and Sarah Sachilowska.
source ↗In the book, he's a rebel surfer. In S2, he becomes the leader of the Renouncers.
source ↗In the books, the battle of Innenin haunts Kovacs. In S2, Carrera introduces himself as the man who burned Innenin.
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