Expanse Abaddon's Gate, Book 3, (Paperback)

from Shrike58

In writing these comments I'm assuming that you've read the first two books. This installment in the "Expanse" series does take some time to spool up, as the authors introduce several new point-of-view characters including Carlos "Bull" de Baca (an officer of the nascent Outer Planets Association...

from anissaannalise

I had to read one more in the series before I get my 2017 reading on to other genres and I wasn't disappointed. The story takes us along for the ride with an assassin on the hunt for Holden, while he & the rest of the Roci crew, along with a flotilla of other ships from all three factions, head o...

from RobertDay

More of the same mix as the previous novels, though as the Rocinante crew weren't really front and centre as a whole in the first half of the book, I missed Amos' wry humour. This instalment is rather more complex than previous ones, and the serious action doesn't take off immediately. The book a...

from cissa

This is the third book in this intense, compelling SF series (apparently 6 books long). They're all definitely space opera, but some of the most intelligent space opera I've read. If you are reading either Stirling's "Change" series, or Weber's "Safehold" series- this is the series that these try...

from EmScape

**Caution: Contains SPOILERS for earlier books in this series** The protomolecule has shown its hand (so to speak) and situated a ring at the edge of the solar system. When a foolish Belter teen launches himself through the ring and disappears, the separate (and still kinda warring) forces of Ear...