A Galaxy Unknown (7 books in series)
language
English
author
review 1: Castle Vroman,I strongly suggest you read the previous book in the series (A Galaxy Unknown, Valor At Vauzlee, Clones of Mawcett, Trader Vyx and Milor!) prior to reading this installment.This installment was one wild ride after another and I thoroughly enjoyed it. In fact, I have...
language
English
author
review 1: I think I'm over this one.The whole mysterious attacks thing at the beginning was pretty much blown off as an afterthought.Invading, angry aliens with tentacles. Oh, that's a new one.Our hero heroically stops the invasion thru crafty new ideas that impress some of her superiors ...
language
English
author
review 1: Trader Vyx,I strongly suggest you read the previous book in the series (A Galaxy Unknown, Valor At Vauzlee and Clones of Mawcett) prior to reading this book.I really enjoyed this installment. It was literally full of excitement. The author's creativity and world building were fla...
language
English
author
review 1: 4.5 stars. This is the first 'new' book in the Galaxy Unknown series from Deprima for quite a few years, yet there is little change in his writing style, while the story continued pretty much flawlessly. I think the major difference - apart from Jenetta herself not being the main...
language
English
author
review 1: Eh, this is the start of the clones aka sisters. Although the series is wonderful, I lost interest when we get 3 Jenettas and they don't die but continue on for the rest of the series. I feel guilty and even upset that I stopped reading but sometimes I get to a point in a book ...
language
English
author
review 1: I suppose it says something when I didn't hesitate to buy this as soon as it came out. I do wonder if the part of me that enjoys this book is the same part that enjoys beating grandma at Tekken or soloing the Deadmines at level 80. This is not your normal novel where the hero ove...
language
English
author
review 1: The basic story is a fast-moving space opera with the heroine going from one crisis to another at breakneck pace. A sort of old-school wish fulfillment fantasy, perhaps reminiscent of E.E. Doc Smith in both pacing and logic, as the good guys fight pirates. The number of digressio...