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hawkwing_lb) wrote2010-06-25 09:56 pm
hawkwing_lb) wrote2010-06-25 09:56 pm
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Books 2010: finally!
Books 2010: 53
53. David Weber, Mission of Honor
I am tempted to say oh, finally and huff a bit. There is payoff in this book that Weber has been working towards for a very long time, and the setup for an entirely new generation of conflict.
What Weber does well, he does very well indeed. I will confess myself impressed.
If occasionally bored by a certain amount of ungodly techspeak and talking heads.
53. David Weber, Mission of Honor
I am tempted to say oh, finally and huff a bit. There is payoff in this book that Weber has been working towards for a very long time, and the setup for an entirely new generation of conflict.
What Weber does well, he does very well indeed. I will confess myself impressed.
If occasionally bored by a certain amount of ungodly techspeak and talking heads.