Books by James S.A. Corey
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review 1: After the first installment, it went down hill. Memo to joint authorship series - if it's obvious who is writing which chapter, you've got some cross-editing to do. And memo to three part series crafters - make it all about the same characters or all about completely different ...
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review 1: Eh. I really don't like Holden. It's still fun, but it follows a similar format as the first book Here too a girl goes missing and Holden et al., help find her and there's maybe possibly war and some super secret weapons and some vomit zombies for good measure. A couple of new ch...
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review 1: Okay, so I did eventually pick up the fourth, and it was really really fun. I'll definitely pick up the fifth when it comes out. Where the last (third book) was a bit slow, I'm giving this 3.5 -- fun and exciting, although it is "more of the same" in terms of plot, themes, charac...
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review 1: Very disappointed with this entry in the new Rebellion series. The author has a poor grasp of Han's character, making him a clumsy buffoon who only ever succeeds at something through dumb luck. Han is not the hero of this story; new character Scarlet Hark is. Hark is an obvious a...
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review 1: This is a short novella set between books 2 and 3 of the expanse series. It follows David Draper, nephew of Bobbie Draper from book 2. David is a promising you chemist who gets caught up with some questionable people, and finds himself trying for free a young woman from Hutch (th...
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review 1: A backstory of Amos, one of my favorite characters in the Expanse saga. I didn't need much information than that to be sure I'd enjoy the hell out of it. And lo and behold, I most certainly did. It wouldn't be an Amos story without violence. Or badassnes. Or quiet, contemplative ...
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review 1: It's rare that a second book in a set is just as good if not better than the first, but this one was. To be fair, I may just be partial to the 2 new protagonists (in addition to James Holden who's still in this one) - a tough-as-nails sailor-mouthed world leader Indian grandma in...
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review 1: Short story/novella that fits into The Expanse after reading Leviathan Wakes. Tells the story of what happens on Anderson Station and how Fred becomes "The Butcher of Anderson Station" and what follows in his life that changes him into the great character some of us know and lov...