Review: Series limps to a close?
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 04 20, 2014
An unsatisfying ending? to a series that began much better.  The first two books featured a unique and very interesting feminine protagonist - special ops warrior, loner, leader, teacher, seemingly indestructible - she was the impetus that led to the reclamation of a human world overtaken by aliens.  The ensuing predictable and hackneyed space  opera became more about the incredibly rapid and exceedingly unlikely reverse engineering of captured alien tech.  The book and series suffered from numerous major inconsistencies, and gaping holes in plot lines and character development, most of which have been detailed by other reviewers.  The editing was near non-existent and made reading extremely tedious, at least to anyone who likes to really submerge themselves in a book.  A three star story brought down by problems.  I'd rate and recommend the first two-three books much more highly; will NOT be pursuing this series or author any further.  A pity that the earlier promise is not fulfilled, the unanswered questions can remain so.