Review:This is a great entry in Jack Campbell's series. It delves a bit more into the increased intrigue (and boy, is there a lot of it this time 'round) and machinations of fleet politics and is a little lighter on the battles than the first few books but that doesn't mean it doesn't stand up to its predecessors in every respect.

It's been interesting to see the evolution of the characters over the past four books by Geary and his core group of captains, Duellos, Cresida, and especially Desjan... Read more

Review:It was an interesting continuation of The Lost Fleet saga. As much as you want things to change the more they remain the same. Politics, personal vendettas, history repeats itself. If you are to busy taking about a problem rather than handling it, it will turn into a bigger problem that you might not be able to correct. Don't try to talk a problem to death take the bull by the horns and solve it - don't try to be politically correct. Read more

Review:Back again with Commodore Tyler Barron and the Confederation. They are now and have been in a long, drawn-out war with the Union. But, now it appears the tide may be changing and the Union could break the stalemate with an ancient weapon. This weapon can destroy most any Confed starship with one shot. And now, plans are in the works by the Union to make the one and only weapon of this kind, mobile. If they can manage to somehow bring this weapon forward, they could clear out all Confed asse... Read more

Review:It was an interesting continuation of The Lost Fleet saga. As much as you want things to change the more they remain the same. Politics, personal vendettas, history repeats itself. If you are to busy taking about a problem rather than handling it, it will turn into a bigger problem that you might not be able to correct. Don't try to talk a problem to death take the bull by the horns and solve it - don't try to be politically correct. Read more

Review:If you like classic science fiction with plausible science to describe things, then the Lost Fleet should be your cup of tea. I have diligently followed along and enjoyed it all. This latest installment had me glued to my seat while I read it from stem to stern in a half day. Read more

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Review:Incredible adventures. From the movie ads boot, this adds additional details of what really happened and how dense the US Navy was on defeating the threat. I would think that turning off the lights after an attack would the least that could be taken. Read more

Review:On the grounds of the US Naval Academy in Annapolis stands a huge statue of Jesse Brown. Until now, I never understood the significance of the statute or his accomplishments. This is a great story of overcoming against the odds, friendship and what makes America great. This book goes in my Family library today. Read more

Review:The book gave me the greatest insite of the project that I have ever seen. The story is told from start to finish. Anyone interested in WW II in the Pacific would be intrigued. I can't put the book down. Read more

Review:There are stories here many people need to hear, younger as well as older people. Stories burned in the memories of men who experienced horrendous war conditions that molded them into warriors infused with an appreciation of what the costs of war really are. Each of these stories reach out to us in today's world to tell us there is a cost for freedom and liberty, ideals no longer taught in schools and universities. To read these individual journeys transcends time and distance and brings alive t... Read more