Oh, hey. Pirate of the Prophecy (Empress of the Endless Sea Book 1). Probably gonna be just another goddamn spectacular Jack Campbell trilogy. You gotta wonder if he’s gonna eventually get bored of being so consistently good at writing those.
Moe Lane
Triumphant is the last book (presumably) of Jack Campbell’s Genesis Fleet space opera series. Genesis Fleet gets into how Black Jack Geary’s Alliance got its start, and I’m honestly not sure why I’m putting Triumphant up: surely all of you have read it already anyway. Guess it’s an excess of caution on my part, or something.
Borrowed Time? …Oh, hell. Jack Campbell wrote a bunch of time travel stories. :sigh: Let me get out my credit card…
A Just Determination is the first in Jack Campbell’s ‘JAG in Space’ series, and I held out for as long as I could. I really and truly did. But eventually I was going to succumb.
I’ll update the sidebar tomorrow. Bad Internet connection here. Like, really bad. This post has had it blow up three times already.
Stark’s War is not John Hemry’s/Jack Campbell’s best military science fiction series. Which is to say, it’s A+, instead of A++ and a silent Q. I still chewed through it in about a day and a half.
Like one does. Continue reading Book of the Week: Stark’s War.
Oh hey, folks. Jack Campbell’s coming out with more crack in written form. Excuse me: “a new science fiction series called The Genesis Fleet.” Vanguard‘s out now, and Ascendant is coming out in May. You’re doo-oommmeedddd….
And so, adieu to Bull. Which was the other book I took out from the library, actually.
When I looked at the cover of Jack Campbell’s The Dragons of Dorcastle, I said There had better be a good reason why that woman is carrying a semi-automatic pistol in a fantasy setting. …I am now on book three of my chain-downloading of this series, because there was, indeed a good reason why she was carrying a semi-auto. They’re offering the Kindle versions of the books for ridiculously low prices*, so you might as well start drinking ’em down now before they come to their senses.
And so, adieu to… whatever it was last week. I’m on a remarkably slow platform right now and I’d rather like to be taking a nap instead.
I grabbed Jack Campbell’s The Lost Fleet: Dauntless from the local library today. …My, but it’s rather good, isn’t it? Whoever it was here who first suggested it deserves pie.
And so, adieu to Agent Garbo.
