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Review Rating: 60
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Sean McMullen's writing voice is as fine as ever, and I definitely enjoyed the tale.
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Review Rating: 80
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Since Rick Yancey's tale of teen action pretty much takes off from the first word, that's all it took for me to get hooked.
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Review Rating: 60
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I'll give him points for how it all unravels, but the setup is still fundamentally flawed.
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Review Rating: 80
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chroeder's Virga saga is one of the best SF stories I've had the pleasure of reading, and takes place in one of the most delightfully strange places I've seen imagined.
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The Faerie Path
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60(1)
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Published by HarperTeen on February 01, 2008
First Published by HarperTeen in 2007
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Review Rating: 60
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There's enough going on to keep interest to the last page and a promising hint of future stories with these characters.
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The Deep Range
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60(1)
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Published by Signet / Bantam Spectra on April 01, 1991
First Published by Gollancz in 1957
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Galaxy Blues
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60(1)
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Published by Ace Hardcover on April 01, 2008
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Review Rating: 60
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In Steele's capable hands, though, Galaxy Blues moves beyond the well-worn path and into new territory.
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Blindsight
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81(6)
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Published by Tor Books on March 04, 2008
First Published by Tor Books in 2006
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Review Rating: 100
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It's full of deep theory that winds through the plot like a cancer gone wild, and the result is that best of all possible worlds, a hard SF novel that won't let you go, with a bombardment of ideas that you won't be able to let go of once they've wormed their viral way into your meaty little brain.
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Review Rating: 80
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Victory Conditions is a great end (but with room for more) to a series that stands well beside both Bujold's early Miles Vorkosigan novels and Heinlein's Citizen of the Galaxy.
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Review Rating: 60
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It's got some of the good old feel of "Doc" Smith's space wars, updated to at least current Naval standards, and with some solid thought put into the conflicts and technologies of the future.
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