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A review by vailynst
Gentleman Jole and the Red Queen by Lois McMaster Bujold
4.0
Mini-Review:
If you are looking for an action packed story full of intrigue and glory, this isn't it.
I was quite pleased to listen to this book. It's a great way to end a long series that covered a wide range of lovable characters in a variety of strange and demanding situations. The core of it is a love story. Love of a world that ranges the endless stars, a family of amazing fighters & snark, their friends & lovers and their fierce loyalty to what they deem important.
It was full of the characteristics and values that make up the foundation of the series. Towards the end, I snort-laughed in delight at the sneaky and seamless way Bujold wove a tale of utterly average events in an not at all average world. I loved it.
If you are looking for an action packed story full of intrigue and glory, this isn't it.
I was quite pleased to listen to this book. It's a great way to end a long series that covered a wide range of lovable characters in a variety of strange and demanding situations. The core of it is a love story. Love of a world that ranges the endless stars, a family of amazing fighters & snark, their friends & lovers and their fierce loyalty to what they deem important.
It was full of the characteristics and values that make up the foundation of the series. Towards the end, I snort-laughed in delight at the sneaky and seamless way Bujold wove a tale of utterly average events in an not at all average world. I loved it.