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Strangely good. This was a departure from the typical Honor Harrington novel. We got so little of Honor herself, either in page length or in in-depth thought. There was even a lack of the typical "Honor at home" scene that usually kicks off these books.
Yet despite all that, this novel moved the Honorverse plot forward considerably. We now have a solid grasp on the Alignment's strategy and (view spoiler). After the events of this nove ...more
Yet despite all that, this novel moved the Honorverse plot forward considerably. We now have a solid grasp on the Alignment's strategy and (view spoiler). After the events of this nove ...more
It surprised me. I thought this series was pretty moribund from my point of view but now I can't wait to tart the next one.
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The focus has switched from Haven as enemy to, on the one hand, the Solarian League, mostly by virtue of the League's stupidity (manipulated stupidity?) and, on the other hand, the clandestine Mesan Alignment.
Seeing Honor as a diplomat was eye-opening.
Hoping that, at some point, Weber wraps up this series. ...more
Seeing Honor as a diplomat was eye-opening.
Hoping that, at some point, Weber wraps up this series. ...more
Meh. Illuminati ... in space! But the Havenities continue to be interesting. I am really tired of the word "neobarbs," which is a shortening of "neo-barbarians."
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