Commanding: Another good Longknife novel.
This is the direct continuation of the previous book, Admiral. I quite liked that book and this one is pretty much more of the same.
Category: Military
Fields of Fire: Not as wow as I was hoping it would be
Time to kick some lanky ass. Or at least that was what I thought. No spoilers but it didn’t go exactly as I hoped. A little bit disappointing actually. Still a good book though.
Invincible: Excellent military sci-fi adventure.
I really liked this book, the twelfth installation in the Ark Royal series. All the books in this series have been good to great with most of them in the latter end of the range. This one was definitely a great one.
The Mutineers Daughter: A quite enjoyable little space rebel tale.
It is a quite nice little rebel tale about a man and his daughter and their adventures, or perhaps I should say struggles, during a war between two human factions.
Rebellion: Nathan is back!
I really enjoyed this book. I cannot say how much of it was just because Nathan is back and how much of it was from the story itself. In any case it is a good installment in the series.
The Longest Day: Very good “bonus” story in the Ark Royal series.
This book is kind of a extra or bonus story to the Ark Royal main story arc. While the book does not really advance the main story arc in any way it was still a very enjoyable read. Definitely a full set of stars worth of read.
A Call to Vengeance: Classical, well written, military space opera.
This is what David Weber does best, military space opera. His Honor Harrington series was probably the first real space opera that I read. I liked it greatly and Weber has stayed as one of my favorite authors of military science fiction ever since.
