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Review Rating: 60
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Three books in, Bob Howard's grown considerably from the awkward bumbler as he started out.
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SFRevu
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Review Rating: 80
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...one of the best pieces of mil-SF I've seen, complete with some serious character development in the mix.
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SFRevu
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Review Rating: 80
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John Ringo absolutely excels at this sort of straight ahead man v the cosmos writing, and his battle sequences totally rock as well.
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Starbound
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70(2)
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Published by Ace Hardcover on January 05, 2010
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Review Rating: 60
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...Haldeman has some new ideas about our place in the cosmos and how we fit in.
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The Breach
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75(2)
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Published by Harper on January 01, 2010
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SFRevu
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Review Rating: 60
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If you can stand the literary carnage however, The Breach delivers all the adrenaline you could hope for.
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SFRevu
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Review Rating: 80
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This short, but beautiful, fantasy work takes up only 68 pages, but tells a deep story...
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Makers
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71(7)
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Published by Tor Books on October 27, 2009
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Review Rating: 80
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It's biz-dev-design-punk at its best, and teens on the way to B-School should read it this summer before classes start.
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SFRevu
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Review Rating: 80
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...still reassuring that amidst all the good writing going on today (and there's plenty) that stories from the golden age still shine.
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House of Suns
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77(11)
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Published by Ace Hardcover on June 02, 2009
First Published by Gollancz in 2008
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SFRevu
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Review Rating: 80
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If you want terrific New Space Opera, you'll want to visit The House of Suns.
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SFRevu
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Slipping into Cates' skin is as easy as reading the first line of the book. The hard part is peeling it off again after the last page.
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