Honor Harrington: A Rising Thunder (Series #13) (Paperback)

from Glennis.LeBlanc

The books keep getting bigger and bigger and the plot moves slower and slower. Don't get me wrong I enjoyed the book but this was a war building book that even with the hyperspace it takes weeks for things to move along. I found myself skimming though most of the book and knowing that this is onl...

from AudraJean

If you're looking for action, this book is seriously going to disappoint. Weber invests over 70% of the book in advancing political elements of the overall series arch, if you don't like conversational bits and socio-political stuff, you're not going to like this book. Did I think the climax of t...

from turkcebkf

If you're not Honor fan this book isn't for you. David Weber has lots of charachters and a lot of backstory in this book. Book reaches climax at two thirds and rest is a long epilogue. I like this series but it seems to crumble.

from seekingflight

I read the Advanced Readers Copy of this from Baen - so yes, I'm a fan of this series. I don't like the later books in this series as much as the earlier ones. From my perspective, Weber's canvas has gotten way too big, and these books would be more to my taste if he focused back in on a smaller ...

from Traveller1

Read the ARC. Good story, carries on the previous, but not somehow as engaging as most of his previous H novels. It is a link rather than a standalone story.