Saga of Seven Suns (Paperback): A Forest of Stars (Paperback)

from JeffV

Much better than the first book, probably because far fewer principle character are killed off. Humanity is at war with a mysterious, powerful race and their full military capacity seems unable to phase them. These aliens, the Hydroges, live inside of gas giant planets, and a war was inadvertentl...

from dalai-lt

The plot got a little better compared to the first book in the series, but other than that it is still very repetitive and at times boring. It also manages to introduce even more loose ends. Anyway I'm dropping the series, I will just read the summary for the rest somewhere if I can find it.

from kmv

This series continues to amuse me by combining all the stereotypical and overused sci-fi story elements into one epic. We've got tragic love stories, an evil corporation, ancient evil robots who rebelled against their creators, grudges between ancient races of aliens, some very strange types of a...

from DWWilkin

Book 2 of Seven. That places me closer to the finish line. Looking now at what will probably be close to 4500 pages of material, and being 28% done, we should have plot twists and we do. When you thought before we had three, perhaps four combatants by the end of the last book, that number has nea...

from MyopicBookworm

In my review of the first in this sequence I said that I might read the sequel in a library copy or buy it very cheap. I seem to have done both: I bought this one cheap, and I was more than halfway through before I realized that I had actually read it before. Like the first volume: plot not bad, ...