Imperial Radch: Ancillary Mercy Lib/E (Audiobook)

from RobertDay

And so we come to the end of this trilogy about what it means to be human, masquerading as military sf. The story continues almost seamlessly from the action of 'Ancillary Sword', although these are definitely two separate novels, not one novel split into two for packaging or marketing reasons. W...

from nngrey

I have been gradually working my way through this series. I enjoyed the first book but not enough that I felt compelled to pick up the next one immediately. Eventually I did get around to it and felt a little bogged down half way through. These books do not have a great deal of action in them and...

from knsievert

I finished Ancillary Mercy on Sunday. When I finished, I immediately wanted to pick up Ancillary Justice and read the series over. So far, I've resisted, because I have new David Mitchell, Margaret Atwood, Robert Galbraith, and not-Stieg-Larsson to read, and they all have library due dates. It's ...

from eldang

Strong end to a fantastic trilogy. Along with developing everything that Sword set up, it does a fantastic job of deploying comedy. I can think of very few other writers who've managed to have real laugh-out-loud comic relief that not only doesn't detract from all the serious things in the book b...

from Strider66

Pros: fast paced, shows results of addiction and mental illness, interesting story Cons: surprised Seivarden kept her position New problems regarding the undergarden on Athoek Station and Queter's interrogation on the planet occupy Breq, fleet captain, commander of Mercy of Kalr, last ancillary o...