John Wilker
feudal settings in space opera are a turn off for me. DNF’ed
feudal settings in space opera are a turn off for me. DNF’ed
feudal settings in space opera are a turn off for me. DNF’ed
feudal settings in space opera are a turn off for me. DNF’ed
feudal settings in space opera are a turn off for me. DNF’ed
feudal settings in space opera are a turn off for me. DNF’ed
A fun series for fans of action first space operas. I enjoyed each book.
A fun series for fans of action first space operas. I enjoyed each book.
Not sure how I feel about this one. LOTS of action which is nice, but not sure about the overall story. Will have to wait and see what the next book holds.
Not sure how I feel about this one. LOTS of action which is nice, but not sure about the overall story. Will have to wait and see what the next book holds.
Added to listOwnedwith 106 books.
A great book for anyone curious about complex money topics. Some things I knew, plenty I didn't. As you'd expect from the Planet Money podcast, the book's content is delivered in clear and often humorous language.
A great book for anyone curious about complex money topics. Some things I knew, plenty I didn't. As you'd expect from the Planet Money podcast, the book's content is delivered in clear and often humorous language.
Added to listOwnedwith 105 books.
First and foremost: Definitely some "Written by old white straight guy" energy. White male characters just exist. Everyone else gets either creepily sexualized, or stereotypically described. Which considering it was written in the 90s... yeah. You've been warned.
The story was fine, perfectly serviceable. I'm mildly interested in the next book just to see what the build up that was book one, is worth it.
First and foremost: Definitely some "Written by old white straight guy" energy. White male characters just exist. Everyone else gets either creepily sexualized, or stereotypically described. Which considering it was written in the 90s... yeah. You've been warned.
The story was fine, perfectly serviceable. I'm mildly interested in the next book just to see what the build up that was book one, is worth it.