I feel it necessary to admit a few things before starting this review proper.1. I have watched the Horatio Hornblower movies that were shown on A&E (you know, back when A&E actually could be called Arts and Entertainment as opposed to Tattoo TV). I liked them. (Okay, I really liked LT. Bush {Paul ...
This was my first David Weber novel and my introduction to Honor Harrington. And what a ride it was. The only time I had any thought of boredom was whenever the Marines were discussing and planning. Otherwise, I could hardly put the book down. And the climactic chase was heart pounding in intens...
Supposedly CS Forster set in space, this novel is more Mercedes Lackey. Honor Harrington is the new captain of an old warship. Within a few paragraphs of meeting her we're told she has a psychic connection with her alien cat, is beautiful and looks far younger than her age, graduated top of her cl...
I have no idea why I read this book. At the time I read it, I was not a person who read science fiction at all. I liked fantasy but Science Fiction? No.Baen, the company that publishes this had (and still does) quite a revolutionary policy of putting the full texts of quite a few of their titles ...
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