Review: Bad...so bad.
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 07 8, 2013
First military sci-fi that I could not finish.  It's not about the proofreading, it's about the writing and the science.Throughout the entire book you have no idea who the bad guys are, what their motives are, or how they managed to create this gigantic crisis.  Then, unexplainably, mutated super strong human soldiers come out of nowhere and start ripping people apart with their bare hands...it's obvious they're created by humans but no attempt to explain how this is done without the government's knowledge.  They just show up in the 10's of thousands as supersoldiers that somehow think and respond to commands but also have no care for their own safety.Right.  Then there's the question of space combat...which in this book is described as akin to ancient galleys from the spanish armada lining up next to each other and launching broadside cannon barrages.  This makes absolutely no sense in space, especially in a world where artificial gravity has been discovered.  The writing is redundant and sometimes goes in circles to the point that you feel like you are reading the same paragraph over and over again.Avoid.