The Ender Saga: Ender in Exile (Series #5) (Paperback)

from buffalogr

Great Sci-fi. Describes the aftermath of "Ender's Game" from Andrew "Ender" Wiggin's perspective. Wrapped in the old story: soldier finishes his duty and goes home...but Ender can't go home, so what does he do? Having read some of the pre/sequels, I can begin to see the author setting up future e...

from KLmesoftly

While I have to disapprove a bit of Card's obvious milking of the Ender series for all that it's worth, I'll admit that I've been eagerly awaiting this novel for some time. I can't say I was disappointed--the book demonstrates Ender's maturing from the young, reluctant soldier of Ender's Game to ...

from Karlstar

If you are wondering if this lives up to the standard of 'Ender's Game', it does, as much as any book can. Even though this book fits into the niche in time before 'Speaker for the Dead', there's still plenty of story to be told. Its not a tremendously revealing book, but we still learn more abou...

from MynTop

The first thing I have to say is that I'm so confused by the reading order of this series. I've seen several different numberings for how to read the books, and I'm afraid I'm not reading them right. In any case, aside from that I'm enjoying the series. This book in particular goes back and tells...

from cbradley

I enjoyed this book simply because I missed Ender. A character that has been missing since Ender's Game. The rest of the original series followed Andrew, same man but not quite the same person. He had grown up and changed in that time. The shadow books followed Bean and other characters that were...