Honor Harrington: Ashes Of Victory : An Honor Harrington Novel (Series #9) (Hardcover)

from being_b

To my mind, this book marks the turning point where Weber's writing tics start to actively interfere with my enjoyment of the books-- his dialogue gets more info-dumpy, all his characters sound the same, and we spend way too much time hopping all over the place.

from LaserWraith

While I've always liked the Honor books, this one particularly frustrated me because I would read about what the enemies were planning right under the good guys' noses, it seemed. And then, that government which was installed in place of Cromarty is terrible, and frustrating too. :P

from TadAD

Basically, they're getting a bit stale and old. I'll stop with this one.

from Jean_Sexton

I truly loved this book, in part because I got to see more of what happened behind the scenes of the war. Honor's relationship with her mother shone through, laced with love, affection, and friendship. In some ways, the book can be summed up in this quotation: Everything in the universe demanded ...

from scottcholstad

Ashes of Victory is an excellent follow up to Echoes of Honor. I loved it. So much happens in this book that your head just swims. There are some real shockers too. This book is probably a turning point in the series. At least that's what I'm guessing. So, Honor is back on Grayson from her stay o...