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A review by hawkeyegonzalez
An Autumn War by Daniel Abraham
4.0
This book came very close to being a 5-star one to me. The only thing that kept it at 4 is the characters, which makes my review of the book even more difficult.
I'm not a fan of any of these characters. I don't feel a special attachment to them and actually don't care what happens to them. However, and this is the weird part, I feel for the situation they are in. I can relate to both the people of the Khaiem's desperation against the Galts, and I can also relate to the Galtic Empire's desire to rid the world of the andat.
After a rough start with the first book, Abraham has turned into a writer that I'm looking forward to reading more of.
I'm not a fan of any of these characters. I don't feel a special attachment to them and actually don't care what happens to them. However, and this is the weird part, I feel for the situation they are in. I can relate to both the people of the Khaiem's desperation against the Galts, and I can also relate to the Galtic Empire's desire to rid the world of the andat.
After a rough start with the first book, Abraham has turned into a writer that I'm looking forward to reading more of.