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A review by kathydavie
Echoes of Honor by David Weber
5.0
He's done it to me again! I finished Echoes of Honor, panting to know what's gonna happen next.
Weber creates larger-than-life major characters which tend to play out the stereotypes. What takes them beyond is how he distributes the good and the bad on both sides of the war. You don't want the bad guys to win...but...you don't want this nice enemy to die!
The battle tactics, the chemistry, the military technology is amazingly in-depth. I kept wanting to skip chunks of text because I just had to know what happened next...and I knew I hate myself if I did that. So the race was on tearing through only to come up short at the end...dang it!
Weber creates larger-than-life major characters which tend to play out the stereotypes. What takes them beyond is how he distributes the good and the bad on both sides of the war. You don't want the bad guys to win...but...you don't want this nice enemy to die!
The battle tactics, the chemistry, the military technology is amazingly in-depth. I kept wanting to skip chunks of text because I just had to know what happened next...and I knew I hate myself if I did that. So the race was on tearing through only to come up short at the end...dang it!