Space Opera at its finest!
927741
Once again Rich you have written a great story! Takes me back to the beginning of the Ember War. Character development both old and new has the depth one needs to identify with them. I love the fact you answer some of those outlying small questions from previous novels. Keep it up, great job!
1041593
I've been reading books in this series ever since the first one came out. The long pause when publishers didn't see how good they were was hard. I kept making up stories in my head and wondering how things would come out just because the characters were so real and so believable. Now I don't have to because they are back and getting into complicated situations at regular intervals. True, it's space opera, but literate space opera, well written, with female characters that act instead of being wall paper. Buy it, read it and then get all the other books so you have all of the story!
3615109
This is the third installment in this series and once again the author did a excellent job of putting together a great story with characters well developed in a space opera milieu. What else could one want but more! Well done Mr Currie.
3106132
The second volume in the Deep Space series is even better than the initial installment. If you're a fan of space opera, or even sci-fi in general, this book won't disappoint. There are a lot of POV shifts here, but I didn't find them jarring or distracting in the least.

There are three major plot arcs ongoing, and the lesser plot lines tie in extremely well. That Ethan's wife and son at least survived the initial invasion is exciting in itself, but their individual stories are very compelling. My one minor quibble was that the arc on Desdra, Ethan's wife, doesn't really progress very far, but I expect we'll see quite a jump in book 3.

Finally, I'd be remiss if I didn't mention the first-rate editing of this volume. Far too many self-published fiction works are sloppy, with typos, words missing, poor sentence structure, and the like. All of these things can pull the reader out of the story, and, if bad enough, cause one to not finish the book. Not the case here at all: not only was this book fun to read, but it was excellent from a technical sense, too.

Eagerly looking forward to Book 3.
3535133
I really enjoy the Honor a series. I have read it in paperback, hard bound book and  now on Kindle. Military space opera  at its best. Develops the characters and the galactic empires for the drama, and the conflict. No, let's be accurate; the battle. Angry, hot and bloody.  Millions of kilometers apart but it reads like hand to hand combat with knives. Great enemies make great heroes. I highly recommend this book.
821336
Just finished reading OF6 for the second time, this round after starting from OF1 and doing a marathon read. It was well worth the effort, no that's wrong. This was not an effort, but a distinct pleasure. Josh Dalzelle weaves an incredibly interesting and evocative narrative, while giving us the gut wrenching adventures only conceivable by the portrayal of this powerful group of altruistic high-functioning sociopaths on a mission worthy of other Robin Hood type figures in fiction. Couldn't get enough, so I'm on to OF7 or Redemption. I sincerely hope Mr. Dalzelle is true to his word and OF8 - OF300 are currently in the pipe. I for one am fully prepared for as many as he can throw his fanbase's way! I will, without reservation, recommend all of his Omega Force series to any that want to enjoy one of the best reads in Sci-Fi and Space Opera with a good science, if a bit tongue in cheek foundation. Keep them coming!
3592112
I decided to check this out after the SciFi series got my attention, and I'm glad I did.  It's engaging near future space opera that I couldn't put down.

The book is set in the near future, after the settlement of the asteroid belt, Mars, and some of the moons but before interstellar exploration, and follows two characters: Morgan, a world-weary Belter detective, and Holden, an idealistic ship's officer.  The various characters find themselves in a action-packed thrill ride, where almost every chapter seems to feature a life or death gun-fight, ship to ship battle, or jaw-dropping revelation about the secrets behind the conflict.

Overall, I liked it a lot.  I couldn't wait to see each new chapter, and almost every one had a couple surprises that made me catch my breath.  My only gripe is that some of the characterization seemed plot driven.  Pretty much every character starts the series as one of the dregs of their profession, but turns under pressure out to be one of the best in the system at what they do.  Other than that, I liked it a lot!
4756919
DSU is an out of this wolrd page turner of action and intrigue intertwined with a creation back story. The new Dark Space characters are engaging to the reader and in some cases to each other. So looking forward to Jasper Scott's next addition to this amazing space opera!
3810964
I discovered The Biofab War via Twitter and am absolutely thrilled with this story. It starts off with fantastic space-opera action, switches in the next chapter to 20th (21st?) century Terra, and then brings the two together with blasters, alien bugs, clones, psionics, AIs, alternate/parallel existences, and some delicious plot twists. I thoroughly enjoyed this.
4040746
Hugh B Long has written a great space opera on par with the likes of Star Wars and Star Trek! If you like TV shows like Stargate SG 1, the Tribes of Yggdrasil is right up your alley!! This box set is both affordable and a richly written piece of science fiction.

If you're a pagan or heathen, you will love how masterfully Hugh has woven the myths and legends of Northern Europe into his work. The Tribes of Yggdrasil is a thril a minute for anyone pagan or not!

Read Tribes of Yggdrasil today!!
47956
The best space opera I have read in A long time. Fits the best of sci fic writers
2461819
Someone needs to make this series into a film trilogy because its absolutely become one of my favorite space opera book set! Great ending to a fabulous series, though Im so sad to see it end!

I typically dislike first person point of view, but Paul Regnier does a flawless job with it, and its the perfect fit for the books. The right amount of humor and over-the-top adventure, make these such a fun read! The world-building and characters are just as entertaining.

Clean books, no graphic violence or objectionable language. Ive started reading the set to my older kids, (tweens/teen) and Glint may just be everyones new favorite fictional character in our house!

Sci-fi and space opera fans won't want to miss these, especially if you're in the mood for a delightfully amusing adventure through space. :-)
4578523
The fertile imagination of author Raymond Weil continues to generate a detailed and compelling vision of the Federation's defense of humanity and it's allies.  Admiral Jeremy Strong continues to lead his forces in overcoming genocidal aliens, and allying his forces with the AI's of the long-dead Originators. Two steps forward and one step back.  Can't wait to the next in this awesome space opera series!
2624032
This is not "War And Peace". This is space opera at its finest! Ryk's writing in this book with all the abrupt changes in point of view was disconcerting. If I could have given a 4.5 then I would have for this. But I just plain enjoyed reading it so much that he got 5 stars instead of 4. Way to go Ryk. I for one will be buying your next book in this series as soon as you get it out!!
3578563
I found this to be an excellent book! It is a great space opera with surprising plot twists. The characters/races/aliens are quite well done, with deep characterization. There is a deep mystery of alien races which resolves itself really well within satisfying plot twists. The setting spans millennial in a unique and interesting way. I found this to be an easy read, concise and clear, yet very good, deep scientific concepts - great science fiction!
1269305
Author Jonathan Brazee outdoes himself in the latest installment of the Ryck Lysander saga. No one does space opera better.
1248508
I started with the first of the series, and this is the most recent.  It's relatively slow pace allows you to really appreciate the character development. The underlying issues of global trade add a sophisticated underpinning usually lacking in "space opera." I really could not stop reading, and am really looking forward to the next one.

I also recommend the audio versions available. The author reads them, and reading style perfectly matches the pace of the books.

I have not written an Amazon book review before, but now that Nathan's books are available here I think he deserves more than just my purchases!