In the not-so-distant future, a hidden conspiracy stretching thousands of years reveals itself. Romans have been hiding in sleeper cells, and when they awaken they nearly take over the Earth. They lose the war and retreat to form their own galaxy-spanning empire. The new Roman Empire and the US a...
The worldbuilding is strong, and oh, what a narrative voice. Pity I didn't care much about our man's plight.
I really enjoyed this book and will definitely be looking for more by this author - the ending was excellent and I didn't see it coming at all, always a plus. = )I loved the dips into first contact, alien society, physics and the space-time continuum, political conflict, a new and very interesting k...
I really enjoyed this book and will definitely be looking for more by this author - the ending was excellent and I didn't see it coming at all, always a plus. = )I loved the dips into first contact, alien society, physics and the space-time continuum, political conflict, a new and very interesting k...
I think this one was better than the previous ones. I could have done without these utterly stupid LEN which remainds me way too much about the useless bullshitters in the United Nations.My main issue is the bloody stupid ending which is totally spoiled by the stupid politicians inteferring. I just ...
So I finally got through all four books in this series. If you do not mind the somewhat ridicolous back-story that the Roman Empire have been resurrected in modern times with all the things that go with it like latin, emperors, lieing down when eating etc. etc., if you do not mind plotting and schem...
I would say this book was was a little better than the previous one in the series but it still do not get more than a "It was ok" (2 star) rating from me due to the poor and childish science and military parts of the book.The LEN are still pretty ridicolous by the way, and they remind me a lot of th...
I do not understand why this book gets so many 4 and 5 star reviews. The ending, which I know doesn't appeal to some people, do not disturb me that much but...The author really has little understanding of science which makes the fictional science less believable. For instance openable gunports and m...
The tenuous alliance between the reborn Roman Empire and the United States has been broken, and war breaks out between them once more. Farragut, the American captain of the USS Merrimack, is forced to fight the Romans on one flank and the continuing menace of the Hive on the other. Meanwhile, his ...
An alternate-universe version of The Myriad.
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