Wolf Star

”Battle stations!” A ridiculously fun, occasionally tongue in cheek, space yarn. There is no way this should work as well as it does, so kudos to the author. The fairly unique writing style on display here drags the story forward at remarkable pace and the pages just turn themselves. You could see the......more

Muluch has really created a masterpiece here, although one that might make your head spin just a little. While this is the second volume in the series, it actually takes place before the first The Myriad; well, mostly at least. Trying to work out a rough chronology of this series is just about impos......more

I am a bit suspicious of this book, because I cannot pin down precisely why I enjoyed it so much. In general, I do not enjoy military fiction, but this one took me from "stayed up late" to "stayed up early." It's a sequel to The Myriad, a book which gives you a very decent military SF story, and the......more

Whyyyyyyyyy is this series so addictive? I read the first one and immediately ordered two more and twitched until they arrived. Then I got one on my Kindle, because I could not stand to wait for an order to arrive. I read each one over the course of a single day, at the fastest possible pace, readin......more