Razorback: Premonition

by M.C. Zepf

Albert Malleus was the greatest captain in Fleet history-before his disgrace. Now, a decade later, he is given a chance at he is to captain the Fellowship, a mining scow turned transport, as part of the greatest evacuation convoy in history. The convoy's destination is Vernovum, a paradise that promises new beginnings for the remnants of the human race.At odds with his ship and crew, Malleus's ruthless style of command quickly alienates allies and emboldens enemies. Beset with mutiny, malfunction, and his own indifference, Malleus's tenure aboard the Fellowship promises to be short. With the situation collapsing into chaos, Malleus must find a way to save the Fellowship, protect the convoy, and complete the mission. That is, if he still believes in the promise of Vernovum.

359 pages, Paperback

Published December 21, 2016

Reviews

[Tony · Rating 5 out of 5]

Brief Review
I liked it.
Why?
Pros.
-Science Fiction
-Space War
-Major Character Development
-Suspense
- Awesome action
-Some humor (a lot of puns)
- You feel like your there
Cons
-Not a light read
-Lot of detail (depending on individual likes, that may be good thing)
-The begging is hard to get into a lot of setting and background info. But after the first 50 pages or so, thing start to pick up, and by the end you find yourself on the edge of your seat.

I Can not wait for the next book. "its not over yet"

[Page Zaplendam · Rating 5 out of 5]

Depth

Very quotable, very interesting. I will say the main characters seemingly blithe unconcern for the loss of his ship through multiple battles was unexpected. The major plot was a tad stretching it. I had a hard time buying the reasoning behind launching any kind of real convoy without drawing unwanted attention on Earth. That being said, the main character's personal interior commentary took this book from meh, to wow. Definity recommend.

[Mark · Rating 5 out of 5]

Razorback is more than just a science fiction space war tale; the story is also a pointed commentary on the self destruction of Christendom in the modern world in which obedience and loyalty are used by corrupt men for evil ends. Excellent, recommended.