Honor Harrington: Field of Dishonor (Series #4) (Paperback)

from lyrrael

It is such a relief to see some villains starting to get some depth, like Georgia Sakristos and Rob Pierre. Even the Republic has a little more depth, even as Honor loses some. I still love this series, but it can seem so cardboardy sometimes.

from Jean_Sexton

This was a page turner! Once things started happening, I kept reading it long past my bedtime and didn't stop until the end. The battlefields here are not out in the stars. These battles are personal and political. In some ways, I think they were even harder on Honor than the previous battles. Th...

from BobVTReader

Finally a well written book without a space battle! Very good character development as well as plot. We get a view of the workings of the constitutional monarchy that rules Manticore and the politics that take place. All in all a very satisfying book.

from Neilsantos

Still my guilty pleasure. These are cheesy, no doubt about it, and they are getting more predictable, more angsty, and too successful. It's the Jack Ryan thing all over, the story that I want to read in these is Horatio Hornblower in space; the more successful the character becomes, the further a...

from barlow304

Standard entry in the Honor Harrington series. OK for light entertainment, but not worth re-reading.