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Originally Posted by pdurrant
Freehold by William C. Dietz. After the previous one, I have a bad feeling about this, but I hope I'm wrong.
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Originally Posted by bizzybody
He's written over 40 books, starting in 1984.
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He must be doing something right with his writing.  |
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Originally Posted by Apache
I read this many years ago and I remember enjoying it. Of course my memory may not be as good as it once was. 
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Hmm... Well, I did finish it. But it was, IMO, poor Mil SF. The villains were villainous and obvious. The romance was dull. The introduction of human-level AI went nowhere. The actions taken by the heroes were ludicrous.
Not, I hope, one of his better books.
Next I read some shorts by favourite authors:
The Human Divisions Extras by John Scalzi
OK, but not great, and adds nothing special
Whom The Gods Love by Sarah A. Hoyt
Very good post-trans human story
The Big Ship and The Wise Old Owl by Sarah A. Hoyt
Excellent generation ship story
The Blood Like Wine by Sarah A. Hoyt
OK Vampire story
And now something I bought in a Kobo sale back in May:
Children of the Wolf by Jane Yolen