Safehold: Off Armageddon Reef: A Novel in the Safehold Series (#1) (Paperback)

from DeborahJade

This book is definitely reminiscent of Heirs of the Empire (Dahak #3) in its look at the impacts and responsibilities of people with advanced technology/knowledge interfering in a less advanced society. However, this book delves into it on a smaller and much slower scale with only one person bein...

from cajela

The start of what looks like a new series, and every bit as engaging as the Honor Harrington set. Poor Honor has been beaten up so much; it's time for a new character. Well, this is a new world. David Weber has envisaged a low tech world - made so by deliberate design of the last humans fleeing a...

from cajela

The start of what looks like a new series, and every bit as engaging as the Honor Harrington set. Poor Honor has been beaten up so much; it's time for a new character. Well, this is a new world. David Weber has envisaged a low tech world - made so by deliberate design of the last humans fleeing a...

from TerriBooks

I looked forward to reading this series, hoping for the warmth and interest of characters that David Weber gave us in Honor Harrington. I haven't yet found it here. Interesting idea for a world: deliberately low-tech and designed to remain so by the overwhelming authority of the official religion...

from sgtbigg

Humanity spreads across the stars until meeting the Gbaba. The Gbaba are set on destroying all human life and make a good go at it. One colony fleet escapes and sets up on the planet Safehold. In order to avoid discovery by the Gbaba, advanced technology is forbidden in the new society. The colon...