Review: Human and alien - Book 32 improves a bit
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 18, 2013
The heroine grows up, is mistreated badly by her superiors and principally her peers, and whines a lot that nobody loves her. I still wonder how a professional military service could survive if this scenery would actually happen - especially in a space navy where one depends on the other even more than in a sea navy or any earthbound service - where you have the chance to step aside and start again. How do you do this in a space ship? And why is the author setting the navy against the marines - I assume the army people she writes about are marines - automatically less bigoted?  These points aside this is a good book, better writen than the first in this series, action filled,  with interesting dialogs between Nadya and the Riss (and some few friends), occasionally witty and snappy. Looking forward to the next book to see whether Nadya becomes a real officer and does her job with self-confidence. The potential is there.