Review:Sweet Cinderella like story. Absolutely loved the prince and his family. The story begins at a ski resort in the prince's country of Monterra. Kat is on vacation with her best friend and it builds from there. Read more

Review:No this is not an action packed book as insinuated by my title but I am not a reader and this book had me in the palm of its hand and I finished it in a mere two days. I really enjoyed the read and became very sad when it was over.5 stars! Read more

Review:The writing is, as always, excellent, but the story about Honor's parents... it seemed off, only because there was never a hint of anything like it in the main books. Otherwise, a nice little collection. Read more

Review:Excellent yarn in the line of the Hornblower saga but hundred of years in the future. Lots of space battles and a interesting heroine.
Howewer, long chapters are lost with long and boring "political" discussions. I like science fiction and Weber writes good one, but he deviates with "political science 1.o1" of future star kingdoms. Read more

Review:I have read the entire Honor Harrington series and was swept away by the first six or seven. However, they have tended to become longer and longer and to be filled with distracting subplots and scenes that contribute nothing to the development of the story. Furthermore, they seem to become less and less creative as the series goes on, and the main character becomes less and less sympathetic. This novel brings all these unfortunate tendencies to their greatest extreme.

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Review:David Weber has created a rich and exciting universe that takes place 2000 years in our future. His tales of Honor Harrington are compelling reading, but Honor doesn't exist in a vacuum. The stories involving other people serve the double purpose of advancing the over-all story line as well as fleshing out the characters and villains in the story. I find myself caring about what happens to some of the most unlikely supporting characters, and this book doesn't disappoint in that regard. Eric Flin... Read more

Review:David Weber is one of the finest authors that I have had the pleasure of reading. The series featuring Honor area wonderful read. The cast of characters are fascinating and complete people you would like to meet. The villains are dastardly. The story line is captivating. Read more

Review:The first half of the book was excellent and answers questions left unanswered from previous books. The later half of the book was essentially describing characters in all of the books along with space ships, weapons, and politicalentities, etc. While very good for those readers that are deeply involved with the series I found it tedious to read and boring. Read more

Review:I loved the boldness of her arrival in Haven and the forthright way she dealt with the bureacrates. Her ability to read the opponents aids her in the negotiations. For once it was good to read one of Webers novels and not having thousands of people being killed. Others will enjoy this new aspect of Honor's chosen field. Read more

Review:To much of this book, this story, has been tòd before in other honerverse books and short stories. There are new big events, but not enough to justify a novel. Any more honor verse books like this and I'm checking out. Read more