This was different than expected in reading different reviews and posts about this book. It was good with a really fun ending but the book was very inconsistent throughout the novel and I found myself plowing through some sections that I was not enjoying but the author does bring everything into ali...
This was different than expected in reading different reviews and posts about this book. It was good with a really fun ending but the book was very inconsistent throughout the novel and I found myself plowing through some sections that I was not enjoying but the author does bring everything into ali...
Well I've been wondering what to say about Armor. Its a scifi novel its true, but its a novel that could have been just as easily set during Vietnam or World War II, or the American Civil War or any great and momentous conflict of our time or of history. Indeed other books have been written along th...
extended metaphor for western identity in a communities and relationship oriented world? or just good space opera? sci-fi classic armor . quite obviously vietnam war metaphor. (khe sanh and dien bien phu) but Steakley was in university during the war. ha! talk about confounded expectations.so, just...
Oh man, if only the whole book was a good as the last 100 pages, it would get 5 Stars not just 3. Alas, there are two or three great stories here, but none are fully fleshed out. The first story is about Felix, a survior of uncounted "drops" on Banshee, home of the enemy "Ants". Felix is the ultimat...
The GoodThe vampires: The vampires of John Steakley’s Vampires are TOUGH! At night they are nearly unstoppable killing machines, and even during the day, as long as they avoid direct sunlight, these SOBs are hard to kill. At one point, a master vampire has two arbalest bolts in him and falls 20 stor...
My boyfriend gave this to me to read before we started dating - it's his favorite book. I think this book really hits home for some, and falls short for others. Depends on what has happened to you personally and your ability to relate to the main character. For me, I couldn't relate so much.This is ...
An armored scout named Felix is dropped on the planet Banshee, a hostile alien world teeming with Ants. When Felix's team is wiped out on their first mission, only The Engine, his second personality, saves him. Can Felix (and the Engine) survive the war against the Ants? And does he want to...? I...
I can't give this more than three stars, I wanted to like it but it would go from high action to men crying about the cause and high angst with daytime drama dialogue. Cut out some of Crow's bravado, the gunman's sniveling self-absorption and the hokey love at first site mess and this would make a...
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