Review: Mindless military space opera
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 29, 2014
Reminiscent of Thomas Deprimas Jennifer Carver series, Space Vikings series by Terry Mancour. the Frontiers Saga by Ryk Brown, empire series by Chris Nuttall, Slaver Wars by Raymond Weil.  Slightly better reads of this type are The Lost Fleet by Jack Campbell, The Serrano series by Elisabeth Moon, Longknife series by Mike Shepherd, Berserker series by Saberhagen.  David Weber and Steve White do this type of military fiction even better but I have read all their older published books and they are getting excessively greedy with their latest books. If you like this type of book try try their books In Death Ground, The Shiva Option, The Stars at War, Honor Harrington series, or Posleen War series by John Ringo, Empire by Michael Hicks...  But this book is inexpensive and a fun mindless read. Not as good military space opera as some of those mentioned but still mindless romp through galactic battles at a very attractive pricing.  This military space battles is one of my favorite type of reads, so I did enjoy this book, particularly at the this reasonable price.I am going to give same review for entire series as the quality and pricing is consistent. These are not deep reads, nor the best military space books published. A single ship and her captain against all odds repeatedly saving their space fleet by simply fighting smarter/braver/good guys win.  Reminiscent of Star Trek,  What they are are an inexpensive good way to fill a day on the beach when you want to be entertained but not so engrossed you are unable to check out the bikini's (or speedo's depending on your preference) occasionally.