Review: A Man of Honour
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 22, 2012
The man known as 1A1DO to his creators and Iaido to his friends was born to kill, programmed to protect and lived to serve.  A creation of a super soldier scheme Iaido was no longer a pawn but very much in charge of his destiny.  It is an extremely complex story with in-depth plot and character development enhanced by the interweaving of multiple themes. I have very much enjoyed reading it and will be revisiting the story to further my understanding of some of the more obscure themes.I downloaded the bookThe Last Spartan: Different PathsMarch 21st and having just finished a cosy romance decided to jump head first into another totally different genre.  This book has certainly fulfilled this requirement.  In the authors notes at the end of the book A.E.McCullough talks about his use of themes and ideas in the construction of the plot and how they might be familiar to some.  I have to agree that for me, memories of Starship Trooper by Robert Heinlein were stirred which many will remember as a classic and which Hollywood made into a movie.To the person considering purchase of this book... I say go for it. While revisiting the story I will also be watching for more books by  A.E.McCullough who finished this story with words that described the hero perfectly."He was designed to be a killer but now he chose to walk a different path.Carpe Diem"