Tag Archives: Military SF

The Heart of Valor, by Tanya Huff 0 (0)

Last month I ripped through the Omnibus edition that had the two precursor novels, Valor’s Choice and The Better Part of Valor. This month, I have my own novel #2 due at the end of the month plus the Pikes Peak Writers Conference workshops to finish — but that didn’t stop me from staying up […]

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Omnibus: A Confederation of Valor, by Tanya Huff 0 (0)

Important: this is an omnibus edition with two novels, Valor’s Choice and The Better Part of Valor. These are previously released novels, re-released in this omnibus edition. Some Amazon reviewers complained that this wasn’t made clear on the Amazon detail pages, so beware. In my case, I hadn’t read about Staff Sergeant Torin Kerr when […]

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On Basilisk Station, by David Weber 0 (0)

When I decided I needed to read the very first Honor Harrington book, I picked it up for reading while on a trip. I needed the distraction, since the purpose of our trip was to attend my father-in-law’s funeral. Based upon the comments made by characters in following books, I expected to see Honor when […]

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Vatta’s War, a series by Elizabeth Moon 0 (0)

Sometimes when the Science Fiction Book Club offers a whole series of books, I bite and buy them all, telling myself that I’m saving money. I’ve read Elizabeth Moon before and she’s an excellent writer (see The Speed of Dark, which won the 2003 Nebula Award for Best Novel), so it wasn’t much of a […]

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