Starship: Mutiny (Hardcover)

from ConalO

A decent story but nothing to write home about. This one is not breaking any new ground that I could illicit from reading but it did have some enjoyable characters and is not short on action. Still undecided on continuing further in this series.3 stars for a decent story.

from timothyl33

Somewhat of a very light and spare book that attempts to come off as military sci-fi but is more of a series of events that justifies the title at the very end. While the main protagonist, Wilson Core, is likable enough, we're give little to no information about the character other than to treat ...

from timothyl33

Somewhat of a very light and spare book that attempts to come off as military sci-fi but is more of a series of events that justifies the title at the very end. While the main protagonist, Wilson Core, is likable enough, we're give little to no information about the character other than to treat ...

from crazybatcow

He's such a hero! It's amazing how he knows so much more and performs so much better than every single person in the universe. Just amazing. He's like Superman, in space... jumping from one dilemma to the next and only he can save the ship/planet/people because he is faster and smarter and more s...

from Ailinel

Above all else, this is a fun read. Resnick manages to insult governments, bureaucracy, upper military brass, and the press all without taking himself too seriously. With the feel of a science fiction Catch-22 and reminiscent of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Resnick draws readers into the...