
Warrior: Legacy Fleet, Book 2
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We repelled the Swarm - for now. But they won't stop: They're inhuman. They have no inhibitions. No conscience. And no mercy. But from the crucible of battle has risen an unlikely hero. Captain Timothy Granger, at the helm of another time-tested battleship, will take the fight to the enemy. He'll discover their secrets. Find their homeworld. Destroy it before they destroy ours. He will save us all. He must. Or we'll die.
- Listening Length9 hours and 26 minutes
- Audible release dateFebruary 23, 2016
- LanguageEnglish
- ASINB01B6QXY4U
- VersionUnabridged
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Listening Length | 9 hours and 26 minutes |
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Author | Nick Webb |
Narrator | Greg Tremblay |
Whispersync for Voice | Ready |
Audible.com Release Date | February 23, 2016 |
Publisher | Audible Studios |
Program Type | Audiobook |
Version | Unabridged |
Language | English |
ASIN | B01B6QXY4U |
Best Sellers Rank | #28,925 in Audible Books & Originals (See Top 100 in Audible Books & Originals) #147 in Technothrillers (Audible Books & Originals) #439 in Technothrillers (Books) #683 in Space Opera Science Fiction (Audible Books & Originals) |
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Beyond all the hero nonsense , this book was filled with several holes that wouldn’t have actually happen in reality. Like: Once Proctor found a way to detect the alien gene , this process should have been conducted throughout the fleet before operation Battleaxe. And then Captain Granger calls the shots sending two thirds of Earths fleet into enemy territory on a whim without being properly prepared. Then when he gets there he keeps thinking he might have forgotten something.. And again all we see are Navy Cruisers , Some being heavy, some light and no mention of Space Battle Cruisers, Space Carriers or Destroy escorts , or even a single Battle Ship in sight. We also don’t get a clear picture or know much about the Alien ships , other then they are Alien Carriers that hold lots of space fighters and shoot green beams. We also got a good look at President Avery who came off like a hard bitten tramp. I could have done without the story of her holding another man’s junk in her hands , before she grew up and turned into a twisted woman. All in all.. this is a laid back read for the adolescent reader who might find it humorous from time to time. My opinion is that It’s not well thought out , not very cleaver or being clear on certain situations that should have been revealed. I say it’s time to put down whatever you been smoking Nick , and add some sense into your next science fiction book , or perhaps you can keep it juvenile and hope for the best - when you know you can do better.
Following right on from the original, we pick up right where the first left off.* No spoilers *
This installment was, like the original, fast paced and engaging. There were plenty of space battles, full of excitement, strategy and derring do. The book balanced this very well with intrigue and political machinations that really kept me guessing.
This was one of the books' best points. Many (but certainly not all) of the series' mysteries are really left up in the air until the end.
Again, NO spoilers, but the reader is left in the dark to guess at answers until the very end. I found both the mysteries and their resolutions to be great, mostly unanticipated problems that really kept me guessing.
The other strong point ofvthe novel (and series), was the characterisations. The characters were deep and their motivations rung true to character.
I really did find myself empathizing with the characters, who really came across as all to real, with the same motivations, flaws and strengths that I'd expect to find in real people.
The only thing I'd mark down on this is that the chapters often end on a dramatic note and keep the reader guessing until they finally get back to that particular narrative.
It's a small thing, but a bit of a pet peeve of mine.
All in all, I loved this book and am glad that I'm signed up to get notifications as soon as the next one drops, as I reeaalllyy want to see how the next twist plays out in this saga!
What is jarring is that there is little in the way of computer automation and there is no artificial intelligence, despite the fact that the books are set six hundred years in the future. The space ships have huge crews which would be completely unnecessary if there was the expected level of automation.
Webb doesn't see to think deeply about the world that he creates or the people in it. They're pretty much like us. Its worth reflecting on the fact that our society doesn't much resemble the society of Henry VIII of England, which is about as far separated from us as we would be from the society in this novel. Yes, we're the same humans that we were hundreds of years ago, but our society is very different.
In Warrior there Earth and the colony worlds are all on a total war footing. Everyone is drafted, regardless of their social position, men and women alike. There is huge carnage, as thousands of people are lost in space battles. In such an environment I would expect that young men and women on these huge space ships to be having sex like crazed bunnies. After all, if you're probably going to die, why not. Yet there is no sexuality in these books (other than one character who is constantly trying to arrange liaisons with prostitutes, but never succeeds).
As I wrote in my review of the previous novel, Constitution, Webb is good at building suspense, but is very weak when it comes to world building. At the end of the novel, he pretty much pulled the ending out of a hat. This is as far as I want to go with these books. The series is just not strong enough to continue reading.
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The portrayal of space combat feels utterly wrong even with my limited knowledge of space mechanics, Dog fights in space, manual fire at orbital velocities, hmmm


