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sotolf

sotolf@bookwyrm.social

Joined 4 years ago

I'm mostly a sci-fi reader, preferring happy feelgood stories, and competency porn, but reading a lot of different stuff makes me happy :)

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Miller, Steve, Sharon Lee: Ribbon Dance (2024, Baen Books)

On a world where cake is a necessity, it takes the Grid to protect the …

A very good Book if not the best in the series

It gets really hard with really good books like this one that is so deep into the series, but for me at least this is one of the best, if not the best book in the series, it's just very well done, dwells just the right amount on the right things, and was a joy to read, just enjoyed every moment with this one :)

Miller, Steve, Sharon Lee: Salvage Right

A door never closes, but a window opens . . .

With origins in the …

Really enjoyable book

This was a lot of fun, had exactly enough drama for my tastes, and didn't feel at all as long as it was. Good people helping each other, and some fun characters :)

Sharon Lee: Fair Trade (Paperback, 2023, Baen)

Jethri Gobelyn has risen from despised youngest on a Terran family Loop ship to second …

A very uneven book with high highs and low lows

I'm not the greatest fan of this book it turns out, I really enjoy the parts about the Dulcimer crew, but the ones of the traders didn't really hit me at all. It's a bit oddly paced, and the ending felt rushed even though the book is 450 pages long, also way too many loose threads when we get to the end. Hopefully the next one will be better.

Sharon Lee, Miller, Steve: Trader's Leap (Paperback, 2021, Baen)

The only bridge between past and future is a leap of faith.

Pursued by enemies, …

Great book

I really enjoyed this one, it has most of the me traps that you can get for me to enjoy a book, the whole thing was a joy to read, I really enjoyed the people caring about each other, some adventure, the drama and politics, and the very anti violence stance that this one had was refreshing. I really enjoy this series of books :)

Eileen Stevens, Sharon Lee, Miller, Steve: Accepting the Lance

Exiled from Liad after bombing a city to save it from The Department of the …

Long, but good

This tied up a lot of lose threads, and while it was split off in different viewpoints like some of the ones that I've liked less, this one let each of them simmer enough that it wasn't as frustrating.

There was a really good ending, which made me feel happy, and it feels like it's closing off one set of stories in the universe.