Review: I thought...
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 11 13, 2013
...you hired an editor for grammar and punctuation errors? If you did, fire him.As for the story, it was the roughest book of the bunch. Book one was a solid intro into the characters, backgrounds and locations. Book two was confusing when you decided to name ships after dead people, (and having them speak like humans). This book? Well, the introduction of so many new characters falling in love in every single paragraph and the over explained, extremely repetitive war planning was bewildering. Rinse, repeat. The numerous characters getting promoted in the navy was, well, way too much since that was included in every paragraph too. I couldn't follow, didn't follow and I hope this never occurs again. I haven't experienced character overload in this authors books quite like this before, but it is a theme.Despite the horrid grammar, I keep paying the EXTREMELY overpriced amount to see what the heII is going on and to see how he can drag out stories the same in so many books. It's rather addicting and I'm stuck in a loophole of repetitive bad grammar, love, military strike planning and of humans getting invaded, then winning, getting married, having babies, then skipping thousands of years, rinse, repeat in every series....several times.YES! OF COURSE I will continue supporting this author because of his passion and writing style, (simplistic), and I will keep buying his craptastic books.