Honor Harrington: Mission of Honor (Series #12) (Paperback)

from Tilinka

This review refers to the eARC version of the book available via webscription.net Mmkay, first it's an Honor Harrington book. It would be hard to enjoy this one if you aren't already engaged in the series. (I highly recommend the books if you haven't read them, the first few are available through...

from rosethorne1

I actually have the ebook ARC of this (though I also paid for the ebook PUBLISHED edition that comes out in July as well). I was SOOO excited that David Weber continued with the main Honor plot line. I have harder time enjoying the books where his other characters in the same universe are the pri...

from PortiaLong

Military political space opera. Not my favorite flavor of SF. Keeping track of all the names/factions etc. was beyond me. A lot of the dialogue occurs in meetings and I'm not a fan of meetings when I have to go to them, let alone when I have to read about them. OTOH I have not read any of the Hon...

from PortiaLong

Military political space opera. Not my favorite flavor of SF. Keeping track of all the names/factions etc. was beyond me. A lot of the dialogue occurs in meetings and I'm not a fan of meetings when I have to go to them, let alone when I have to read about them. OTOH I have not read any of the Hon...

from nhlsecord

I loved the earlier Harrington books, but in this one there is far too much explanation of war and politics; I gave up before I could find what could have been a really good story.