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Not much of any space opera, but a nice contained story of mercenaries vs. Clans. Much better than the skippable Main Event which introduced the Black Thorns. Emotional story beats are resolved in this book and the characters actually talk to each other, the lack of which was frustrating in Main Event.
"For readers around the globe, The Hobbit serves as an introduction to the enchanting world of Middle-earth, home of elves, …
Her first encounter with Toriko Nishina was on the Otherside after seeing "that thing" and …
„Let’s find happiness together.“
Toriko, you’re going straight in, aren’t you?
Her first encounter with Toriko Nishina was on the Otherside after seeing "that thing" and …
Time for lesbian Stalker
A blend of searing social commentary and speculative fiction, Chana Porter’s fresh, pointed debut is perfect for fans of Jeff …
THE FUTURE OF THE REALM
Solaris VII, the Game World, is the Inner Sphere …
Lots of internal Federated Suns politics, 'Mech fights short and sweet Solaris VII battles. One of Stackpole‘s better novels and a good one in the series. When Kai, Victor and co were introduced, I didn’t like them at all. Now, they’ve grown to adult characters who know what they’re capable of. The shadow of the FedSuns civil war is becoming visible. I like it, it’s on the list of non-skippable books.
Lots of internal Federated Suns politics, 'Mech fights short and sweet Solaris VII battles. One of Stackpole‘s better novels and a good one in the series. When Kai, Victor and co were introduced, I didn’t like them at all. Now, they’ve grown to adult characters who know what they’re capable of. The shadow of the FedSuns civil war is becoming visible. I like it, it’s on the list of non-skippable books.
A sci-fi adventure novel based in the Battletech universe. Kai Allard-Liao has returned to the world that made his father …
For some reason I can’t follow the Sarna list of novels in order?
I like BattleTech fiction best when the mechs are looming in the background. The back half of this book has them fighting just a little too much. Apart from that, it’s a good story about a son struggling to fill the boots of his father and the next generation having to take over the fight before they’re ready.
