Honor Among Enemies (Honor Harrington #6)
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| Rating | : | 4.16 (595 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0671877836 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 544 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-11-16 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Sixth in the bestselling Honor Harrington space war series
This is a good book, following from the previous volumes Charles Kovacs This is a good book, following from the previous volumes. Harrington is now an acting commodore with a small squadron of Q-ships. Needless to say, she triumphs against long odds in a complicated plot. There is still too much techno and psycho babble and too much narrative to convey information which a more skillful or mature writer would do dialogues and conversation, The write would have done better to compress all this (or at least the technical and prior career developments) into the first chapter and then get to the plot. As ever, the tree ca. Honor is back with the RMN Amazon Customer Finally we find Honor Harrington back on track in the RMN (Royal Manticoran Navy), but the politics which had originally pushed her away, have manipulated her return to be a mission which could be the end of her. She's leading a quartet of Q-ships into the Solarian League to try and clean up some of the shipping lanes. The ships are over-gunned, but virtually armor-less.Things would be fine, for her ships would out-gun any pirates she might come across - but not any really military-grade ships. Like, say, for instance, the small group of ships th. spincast11"Honor continues her remarkable life" according to spincast112Honor continues her remarkable life The continuing saga of Honor pushes through again. Sometimes the graphic horror of war gets to be a little much, but it does fit with the past books in this series. Graphic and true to life of a "at war personality" this is another well conceived and written tome.. . The continuing saga of Honor pushes through again. Sometimes the graphic horror of war gets to be a little much, but it does fit with the past books in this series. Graphic and true to life of a "at war personality" this is another well conceived and written tome.. Honor continues her remarkable life The continuing saga of Honor pushes through again. Sometimes the graphic horror of war gets to be a little much, but it does fit with the past books in this series. Graphic and true to life of a "at war personality" this is another well conceived and written tome.. said Honor continues her remarkable life. The continuing saga of Honor pushes through again. Sometimes the graphic horror of war gets to be a little much, but it does fit with the past books in this series. Graphic and true to life of a "at war personality" this is another well conceived and written tome.
If she dies, great; if she succeeds, even better. Honor and her companion Nimitz find unexpected friends (and enemies) along the way, and fans of this series' space battles will not be disappointed. . The RMN has withdrawn from the Silesian Confederacy in an effort to focus on its war with the People's Republic of Haven and the shipping cartels have been losing vessels: cargo, crews and all. In this sixth outing, Honor is invited to rejoin the Royal Manticoran Navy at the instigation of some of her worst enemies. Klaus Hauptmann sees a glorious opportunity: invite Honor to command the Q-ships which will draw pirate and privateer fire. Want to read more about Honor? Read about Honor's early career in On Basilisk Station, her first encounter with the Graysons in The Honor of the Queen, the beginning of the war with the Peeps in The Short, Victorious War, the continuing story of treachery at home in Field of Dishonor, and her ignominous exile (or training to be an Admiral?) in Flag in E