Miles Vorkosigan Adventures: Komarr : A Miles Vorkosigan Adventure (Series #1998) (CD-Audio)

from fyrefly98

Summary: For Miles's first assignment as an official Imperial Auditor, he is sent to investigate the crash of a space freighter into the Komarran Soletta Array -- a giant mirrored satellite that provides much of the light and heat needed to make Komarr habitable. Not to investigate the mechanics ...

from JeremyPreacher

Both halves of this novel - the conspiracy investigation and the woman in an abusive relationship - were convincing, although that made the latter half rather hard to read. I can't remember the last time I came across a book with an abusive husband that wasn't a cartoon ogre with heavy fists - th...

from satyridae

Bujold gets inside of my head like few other authors have. Ekaterin's interior dialogue is searing, brilliant and heartbreaking. Miles is still delightful, if a little older and maybe, just maybe wiser. He's always been a genius, but now he's less apt to dive in without thinking. Gorgeous writin...

from Phrim

In Komarr, Miles, in his new role as Auditor, delves into another whodunit-style mystery as he tries to discover who destroyed the soletta above the conquered eponymous planet. Roughly half of the chapters are told from the perspective of a new character, Ekaterina, whose family is indirectly con...

from MrsLee

In his new role as Imperial Auditor, Miles is sent to Komarr to investigate an accident. Not very popular there (his father is called The Butcher of Komarr, however unjustified), he soon finds much more than he ever bargained for. Why can't all books be written this well? Bujold takes a subject I...