Dread Empire's Fall: The Sundering : Dread Empire's Fall (Series #2) (Paperback)

from TadAD

I tried the second volume of this series but it just didn't do it for me. The uniformly moronic behavior of those in charge whilst the protagonists are all brilliant; the artificiality of the "problem" in the romance; the utter lack of any tension about what will happen...it's just too trite. And...

from Arvoitus

The story is more empty than interstellar void, characters have less personality than an amoeba and are duller... Half a star to this book saved by Lady Sula's anguish. For battleship stories I absolutely prefer C.S. Forester.

from zzin

Not quite as good as the first book, but an interesting setup, I got a deep irrational love for space opera and this trilogy is lots of fun.

from DWWilkin

Book one was the hook to get me to read this, and some of my observations there have played out here. The hero is just too much the only insightful member of the Space Navy. That is wrong. Even the Female counterpart being the only one who can see three chess moves ahead is wrong. We may be stuck...

from LynndaEll

"The Sundering" begins where "The Praxis" ended, with little or no back story. It's a very good middle to the trilogy. The Nexids made their opening bid to take over as the Grand Masters of the universe. Naturally, they were forstalled by Martinez and Lady Sula and a few others. Unfortunately, on...