This was a cool find. Think Scalzi-spacebattle-scyfy, only more character driven. Future, aliens, believable science, Earth moving to anarchy, government spending all their money on space ships and colonization, military life, fighting to save humanity, learning who the real enemy is. Also like ...
Great story. Great characters. Great syfy. Reads fast. Excellent use of 1st person. Loved it. Fans of Scalzi should feel right at home. *Too many f-bombs. Who can find me some really cool military syfy with out all the language? It must be out there! The Value of a Star: Ratings Explained
This was an entertaining and fun read that drew us to a conclusion of the story began in Terms of Enlistment. Lots of action and some definite alien ass kicking going on. If you engaged in the story so far, this one will not let you down. I wonder if the author will be writing anymore in this world ...
I enjoyed the story - good series! I'm looking forward to a more earth-oriented continuation, if Mr. Kloos continues after this installment. I miss the political and economic backdrop of the first book. Space opera is nice, but there was something intriguing about the series beginning.
Generally this is a good book continuing the Frontlines story but I do indeed have some gripes with some aspects of the story. The book starts off with a nice piece of action where the Commonwealth and Sino-Russian alliance are actually kicking some Lankie behinds. However, then there is not really ...
Andrew Grayson’s adventures continues in Lines of Departure. This book series is yet another of those apocalyptic visions of our future were incompetent politicians have created an unsustainable welfare state which is about to come crashing down on them. Well, at least that is pretty much the backdr...
Sometimes I was a bit hesitant about whether I liked this book or not but in the end I have to say that I liked it. It is the first in a series so I guess a lot depends on how the series develops but for now I think would say that it is a good start.The book centers around Andrew Grayson who is a so...
It was not a big surprise that I enjoyed this military sci fi novel as much as I did as this is my favorite genre but it was good enough to make my favorite list of this year and that comes as a little surprising as I has not read anything by this author previously. I found myself reading well past ...
It was not a big surprise that I enjoyed this military sci fi novel as much as I did as this is my favorite genre but it was good enough to make my favorite list of this year and that comes as a little surprising as I has not read anything by this author previously. I found myself reading well past ...
ABR's full Lines of Departure audiobook review and many others can be found at Audiobook Reviewer.I really enjoyed the first book in the Frontlines series, so giving book two a shot only seemed natural. I really hope that Kloos can create the same magic, the same intensity, the same well developed s...
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