The Saganami Island: Storm from the Shadows (Series #2) (Paperback)

from markg80

Read it if you've read the other Honor Harrington books, the main story arc makes more sense that way. If you haven't read the other books, don't read it. Way too many briefs about meetings, meetings, more meetings and, yes, even more meetings! Fortunately you can skips those meetings. I'll summa...

from GraemeW

This is a space opera that's set in the same universe as the Honor Harrington books but doesn't feature her as a main character. It continues more or less where The Shadow of Saganami left off. I enjoyed it, but it's not his best work. It has a plot jump in the middle, where it feels like the eff...

from seekingflight

I used to love Weber's Honor Harrington books, and wait anxiously for the next book in the series. This is set in the same universe, but focuses (mostly) on different characters. It's sad to feel that the things that I loved so much in the earlier books (the interactions between characters, and t...

from joeldinda

Just a note: It's clear from Weber's introduction to this book that he's aware of the various problems noted in reviews of his recent books--especially Honor's godlikeness and the tale's apparently uncontrollable sprawl, both of which I've complained about. Perhaps he'll get things under control.

from PaulFAustin

The start of the next war. David Weber continues the Honorverse history with the beginning of the war between Manticore and the Solarian League. This book amounts to the first volume of Manticore, the Next Generation. Honor Herrington, now a very senior naval officer puts in a strategic cameo app...