Fury Series: In Fury Born (Series #2) (Paperback)

from michaelbirks

As a massive fan of Weber's "Path of the Fury", I felt that this book, which expands the story to include Alicia DeVries' early career, was unnecessary padding out of story. We didn't need the Shallingsport and Louvain missions laid out before us in the excruciating military minutiae that Weber i...

from SimonW11

apparently this is an extension and rewrite of a shorter work. the first and newest part is pretty standard Military SF. Then the heroine is possesssd by one of the Furies and The whole thing becomes a space opera. No complaints Better than watching Big Brother that is for sure.

from ConalO

This book is somewhat of a hybrid, classic David Weber military SF for the first half of the book and then picks up a fantasy (horror?) theme in the second half of the book with the introduction of a being from greek mythology and possession of the main character. The action is fast and furious t...

from Karlstar

I read this one without reading the preceding book. It felt like a complete novel to me, which it is, but if you've read the first one, you will find some of the material is very familiar to you. It might be better to read just this book. While the technology is now somewhat dated, I really enjoy...

from 1hilllbilly

"In Fury Born" combines a novel prequil with "Path of the Fury" The Characters are Direct and have Depth. A weaving of Myth and Science Fiction that is a spellbinding read. A mix of ancient legend and Plausable Scientific hypothisis in very good prose. Today tomorrow and yesterday in a entertaini...