Thread: Are Baen books really that bad?
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Old 09-04-2014, 03:58 PM   #122
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I liked John Ringo's Posleen series at first, but the last couple of books didn't really do it for me. I love the Prince Roger series, the Looking Glass series, and the Council Wars series. The Cally's War spinoff from the Posleen series was pretty good.
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