For We Are Many (Bobiverse #2), by Dennis E. Taylor

  The Bobiverse series doesn't have actual books, it has volumes. It's a single story, or rather history, that just goes on and on without any type of marker or closure between books. For We Are Many is therefore just like the first book, but lacking the surprise factor. Just as physical and temporal scales are largely ignored, Dennis E. Taylor often exaggerates the technical ones, placing more complexity on creating life like androids than planetary system harvesters or colony ships for thousands of people. I still like the series, but it's getting blander.