The whole thing is starting to get old. Starting to hate being reminded constantly how things work, what happened in the past, etc. Tired of Tanya ask...moreThe whole thing is starting to get old. Starting to hate being reminded constantly how things work, what happened in the past, etc. Tired of Tanya asking a random red shirt, im sorry "watch stander", to explain things to the reader. Speaking of, her ridiculous blood lust is starting to grate. When we first met her, she was endearing if not naive, now shes just cliche cutout. Everyone sounds the same. Theres no real difference? between Badaya and any ranxom watch stander, but its cute he gave them names this time.(less)
There are times when I feel like this book, this series for that matter, is just going through the motions. It repeats itself far too often, too many...moreThere are times when I feel like this book, this series for that matter, is just going through the motions. It repeats itself far too often, too many characters sound the same, and I just never really feel this group is ever really in danger. But in every single book of this series there's always a section where it just becomes soooo good and impossible to put down and this one was no exception.
Although I do appreciate how compact the books are, and how much of a quick read they can be once you get going, I do think this was a story that could have been told in fewer books. Especially since in this entry the titular lost fleet is no longer lost, they're home at the end, yet there's still one more book to go? Why? Why not just start a sequel series (which the writer eventually does)?
The ending just rubbed me the wrong way, and I hope the final book doesn't end up feeling superfluous because of it.(less)
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