Big Ship, Lots of Guns

After mentioning in my review of the first book it's kinda based off FarScape, in this second one we find elements from Alien Covenant (suit drones) and The Matrix ("mechano-squid"). And I must say I enjoy this mixture! If you imagine some of your favourite movies having proginy, this would quite be it :)

A group not so bad space privateers led by the lone human free in space & the galactic sized mayham the become enmeshed within. Well written, holds your attention while you cheer on the underdog hero's as they manage to save the day against the worst of odds. I have pre-ordered the 3rd of this series already, I liked it that much!

Making my way thru this author's series. The first book I was refreshed by not being smacked in the face right & left by typos or words omitted from sentences. This one is not as perfect but still much better than a lot I've read. Another reviewer complained in the first book of his alien creatures not being described well enough. I agreed but wasn't as bothered by it but it has begun to bother me more. A hacker alien, a major character is only described as small and green, a major character couple you round about find out are blue and even more round aboutly may have long toes, how long you say? Who knows. The protagonist is asked how he picks things up with such short toes. That's it. Other times an alien race is given a name, it is made clear its not apparent of the creatures gender but again no description. These things leaves the reader with amorphous blobs floating about in the minds eye as it tries to build the universe these beings live in. Give a reader warts & all aliens!