One Jump Ahead (Jon & Lobo)16 reviews
Mark L. Van Name

Baen, 2007

An Unusual Partnership

+ I want more !!
+ Wow, a new Bolo... I mean Weber... No, wait...
+ A buddy book that sets the scene for the rest of this series
  
  











  



  
The Sagan Diary27 reviews
John Scalzi

Subterranean Press, 2007

It's exactly what it says it is. And that's a good thing.

+ If you really wanted to know what Jane Sagan thought get this book
+ A good, but different, read
+ The eight faces of Jane
  
  











  



  
Old Man's War267 reviews
John Scalzi

Tor Books, 2005

Old Man's War, Good Indeed

+ Entertaining, fast-paced book
+ Uneven but entertaining
+ Publisher's Weekly hit it dead on
+ Amazing
  
  











  



  
Armor331 reviews
John Steakley

DAW, 1984

Gritty Sci Fi

+ Easy Read, one of my favorites
+ Wonderful
+ Why Isn't ARMOR a move yet? It's incredible.
  
  











  



  
Starship: Mutiny (Starship, Book 1)24 reviews
Mike Resnick

Pyr, 2005

Good light read

+ Here's a thought- how about a paperback edition?

I loved this book. It's not typical military sci fi, which is what attracted me to it. The main character is witty and shrewed, obviously very intelligent. The author pays more attention to good characterization, dialog, and plans than the actual action, but personally that's exactly what I wanted. ...
  
  











  



  
Dauntless (The Lost Fleet, Book 1)104 reviews
Jack Campbell

Ace, 2006

Clean and Absorbing!

+ Worth it!
+ A classic Space Opera
+ Some of the best sci-fi I've read
+ Superb military sci-fi
  
  











  



  
The Ghost Brigades (A Sci Fi Essential Book)102 reviews
John Scalzi

Tor Books, 2006

Finally a new SF writer I can embrace

+ Great continuation of Old Man's War
+ Life with purpose

As someone who grew up on Heinlein, Clarke and Asimov, I have had a really hard time embracing some of the currently popular writers. Actually there seems to be a trend back to a more "scientific" science fiction, but for a long time the line between sci-fi and fantasy became way too blurred for my ...
  
  











  



  
The Last Colony66 reviews
John Scalzi

Tor Books, 2007

Twenty-five hundred pawns to king four

+ Plots and hazards on a New Colony
+ The Last Colony

Scalzi's third book, at least to start, moves at an easier pace than the ones before. The protagonists of the last books have retired from the military and cast off their olive drab (skin that is). They've settled down to farming, quieting petty feuds in their community, and raising a daughter. ...
  
  











  



  
The Android's Dream60 reviews
John Scalzi

Tor Books, 2006

Everything from flatulence to flowers

+ The lamb will come to the house of strangers...
+ Sheepy fun
+ Scalzi does it again
+ I don't mind being a sheep in this case
  
  











  



  
Starship: Pirate, Book 212 reviews
Mike Resnick

Pyr, 2006

Mike Resnick Does it Again

+ Sublime Entertainment Perfection
+ Pleasant easy read.

It's impossible for Mike Resnick to write a bad book and this is no exception. Easy reading. Nice plot. Another great read!
  
  











  



  
Fearless (The Lost Fleet, Book 2)60 reviews
Jack Campbell

Ace, 2007

Good review

+ An engageing writer does it again
+ Enjoyable

This seller does a great job responding quickly and mailing fast. All the items have arrived in excellent condition.
  
  











  



  
Armor331 reviews
John Steakley

DAW, 1984

Gritty Sci Fi

+ Easy Read, one of my favorites
+ Wonderful
+ Why Isn't ARMOR a move yet? It's incredible.
  
  











  



  
Starship: Pirate, Book 212 reviews
Mike Resnick

Pyr, 2006

Mike Resnick Does it Again

+ Sublime Entertainment Perfection
+ Pleasant easy read.

It's impossible for Mike Resnick to write a bad book and this is no exception. Easy reading. Nice plot. Another great read!
  
  











  



  
The Android's Dream60 reviews
John Scalzi

Tor Books, 2006

Everything from flatulence to flowers

+ The lamb will come to the house of strangers...
+ Sheepy fun
+ Scalzi does it again
+ I don't mind being a sheep in this case
  
  











  



  
The Sagan Diary27 reviews
John Scalzi

Subterranean Press, 2007

It's exactly what it says it is. And that's a good thing.

+ If you really wanted to know what Jane Sagan thought get this book
+ A good, but different, read
+ The eight faces of Jane
  
  











  



  
One Jump Ahead (Jon & Lobo)16 reviews
Mark L. Van Name

Baen, 2007

An Unusual Partnership

+ I want more !!
+ Wow, a new Bolo... I mean Weber... No, wait...
+ A buddy book that sets the scene for the rest of this series
  
  











  



  
The Ghost Brigades (A Sci Fi Essential Book)102 reviews
John Scalzi

Tor Books, 2006

Finally a new SF writer I can embrace

+ Great continuation of Old Man's War
+ Life with purpose

As someone who grew up on Heinlein, Clarke and Asimov, I have had a really hard time embracing some of the currently popular writers. Actually there seems to be a trend back to a more "scientific" science fiction, but for a long time the line between sci-fi and fantasy became way too blurred for my ...
  
  











  



  
The Last Colony66 reviews
John Scalzi

Tor Books, 2007

Twenty-five hundred pawns to king four

+ Plots and hazards on a New Colony
+ The Last Colony

Scalzi's third book, at least to start, moves at an easier pace than the ones before. The protagonists of the last books have retired from the military and cast off their olive drab (skin that is). They've settled down to farming, quieting petty feuds in their community, and raising a daughter. ...
  
  











  



  
Fearless (The Lost Fleet, Book 2)60 reviews
Jack Campbell

Ace, 2007

Good review

+ An engageing writer does it again
+ Enjoyable

This seller does a great job responding quickly and mailing fast. All the items have arrived in excellent condition.
  
  











  



  
Dauntless (The Lost Fleet, Book 1)104 reviews
Jack Campbell

Ace, 2006

Clean and Absorbing!

+ Worth it!
+ A classic Space Opera
+ Some of the best sci-fi I've read
+ Superb military sci-fi