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A review by terminalfin
Deathtrap by Craig Alanson
5.0
I will admit that I am a little behind the game when it comes to listening to this entry in the series (I have already completed Valkyrie). This entry in the series was worth the wait as it helps provide more details about what is happening on Paradise with the folks we knew from Columbus Day.
The most intriguing part of this story was listening to the humans interacting and serving with the Verdkris Krystang. We also got to experience more of the gambling culture from the Jeraptha which is always entertaining. I loved the linkage with fantasy football as it is surprised just how interested the Jeraptha were in this human past time.
R.C. Bray, as always, does a wonderful job. In particular, this novel provided him a way to demonstrate his dynamic vocalistics through some very unique characters.
And now, to move on to Freefall and wait for book 10 in the series. As they say, waiting is the hardest part.
The most intriguing part of this story was listening to the humans interacting and serving with the Verdkris Krystang. We also got to experience more of the gambling culture from the Jeraptha which is always entertaining. I loved the linkage with fantasy football as it is surprised just how interested the Jeraptha were in this human past time.
R.C. Bray, as always, does a wonderful job. In particular, this novel provided him a way to demonstrate his dynamic vocalistics through some very unique characters.
And now, to move on to Freefall and wait for book 10 in the series. As they say, waiting is the hardest part.