Lacuna: The Spectre of Oblivion

Lacuna is a very fast paced and keeps readers engaged for most of the story. In fact one of the aspects of the book/series that I liked was how there was very little down time, and the plot progress rather rapidly. Sadly this aspect does hinder the series somewhat, by leaving some plot "gaps." These "gaps" have honestly left me wondering about many of the finer details that are simply left in the darkness in the book. I wish the writer described characters, weapons, ships, and battles in greater detail

While I'm enjoying the story, I am more used to novels in a series being 300-500 pages long. Each book is far too short and this series is getting far too expensive to keep up with. I feel a bit shortchanged by getting interested in the story from the "free" teaser and now having to buy each short installment at $5+ a pop. Unfortunately, I have to take a few stars off for this reason.

Lacuna - Book 3, didn't disappoint. Will the virgins of outer space, The Human Race, survive the horrors of a waring empire that has no honor and can't be trusted. Will Captain Laio, among others, finally listen to their alien allies, that this waring empire is relentless in nature and will use genocide if not obeyed. On to Book - 4, I say! to find out.