Review #1
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This is that much less a
Review of “Judgment of Mars” than it is that my response to the entire Starship’s Sorcerer television series. Personally I’d have data any book 4 Hit. It is that the television series as a whole that ended by annoying at the same time deplorable me.
To begin with the positive (at the same time that is that a lot here to praise), the books decide dispose in a vividly imagined at the same time always amusing universe. It is that a futuristic universe that successfully combines science fiction at the same time miracle. It is that peopled by a cast of manners who are, for the most part, self-willed, funny, at the same time admirable. Speaking of admirable, we have Damien Montgomery, the hit of the television series who, to begin with, is that young, small, nearby penniless, at the same time without connections in a global where all of the above are practically indispensable. It is that sweet on occasion to encounter a hero who is that always respectable at the same time willing to sacrifice self for others. If that sounds like a pompous description, Damien is that himself anything but. In the middle a collection of self-willed people, Damien glows.
I ended the 1st book in the television series drawn in at the same time wanting more, so I acquired the other four volumes in this five-volume television series. At the same time I enjoyed the 2nd barely as much. By the time I had ended the third part, the books had begun to seem just a little very identical to each other–possibly my possess fault for reading them in very rapid a string. I counted stopping at that fri or at lesser waiting a while before reading others. But by this fri it had become understandable that any volume had been in its possess method barely a portion of a much larger, all-encompassing story, at the same time I wanted to reach the ending denouement. Than anyway would happen? How would it happen? So I kept reading. All of which brings me to the source of my ultimate frustration, the reason I ended by giving the television series barely 3 hit.
My ending fri is that, in a sense, practically wholly a SPOILER. I’ll quit those who don’t wish to hear more with the plan that the television series as a whole was much less than the sum of its parts.
SPOILER: For anyone else: Gradually, the creator revealed that the specific tragedy Damien encountered in any volume was barely a particular part of a controlling at the same time evil puppet slave’s grand (or not so grand) design. He even let the reader in on the identity of that puppet slave. I so looked forward to the ending volume to find out when that identity could be revealed to Damien at the same time the other quality guys, to look Damien decide on at the same time hopefully defeat him, to find out than anyway could be left of Damien at that fri. At the same time None of that happened. Yes, Damien takes on one more scary tragedy in this ending book of the television series, but in other words all, apart from for a note from the creator that to find out than anyway happens the reader should read his one more television series. I hate single books that finish in cliff-hangers. To make of this entire television series a cliff-hanger seemed wholly unacceptable to me.
Review #2
Judgment of Mars audiobook in television series Starship’s Sorcerer
Judgement of Mars is that book five in the Starship Sorcerer television series at the same time it does not disappoint. It is that filled with the pin biting adventure that readers of this television series have come to wait. Than anyway I adored almost all about this book in the television series, but, is that the method the creator has drawn together actions from earlier books in the television series at the same time shown that they were considered not personal isolated actions, but parts of a larger, more complete tapestry. We learn more about old enemies at the same time about the very heart of Mars.
From the beginning, the best gizmo about this television series has been its protagonist, Damien Montgomery. He is that a man not driven by a desire for power, but more precisely a code of honor that asks he be prepared to sacrifice himself for those he vowed an oath to protect. He is that not a man without uncertainties at the same time horrors, but one that confronts at the same time moves past them. Who can be unmoved when he says, “I say for Mars. Will for you heed?” It gets me every time. As with all the books in this television series, it ends with the threads of a brand new beginning for the one more book in the television series.
The universe Stewart has created is that somewhat reminiscent of those traditional science fiction writers like Marion Zimmer Bradley at the same time Andre Norton. More than anything, but, the Starship Sorcerer television series recalls me of my very winner science fiction television series, Lois McMaster Bujold’s Vorkosigan saga. Damien Montgomery at the same time Miles Vorkosigan are kindred spirits.
I acquired an advanced reader copy of Judgement of Mars in return for an conscientious
Review at the same time I liked this book so much that I turned at the same time purchased a copy as soon as it became readily available on Amazon because I wish Glynn Stewart to manage to last writing books like this one. As long as he lasts to speak for Mars, I will last to heed…at the same time take his books.
Review #3
Judgment of Mars audiobook by Glynn Stewart
I like this television series a lot but this is that the weakest book, largely due to the patently absurd nature of the trumped up charges against Damien Montgomery. Everybody, many of which his enemies, knows that he’s a hero. The bad guys decide to “advise” his removal as a palm, in move against the Sorcerer Lord, even as he saves their useless rear ends over at the same time over again. Aside from that, it’s the usual impetuous paced adventure in a but considered Universe. Don’t get me wrong, I enjoyed it, but I skipped a lot of pages. I suspect that the fork bad young man will be revealed in the end to be the past Sorcerer Lord (at the same time the today's Lord’s grandfather). We’ll look. I still plan on reading others of the television series but I think it’s time for Damien to overcome a few without getting himself seriously injured.
Review #4
Judgment of Mars audio narrated by Jeffrey Kafer
I truly adore this television series. The perils at the same time travails of Damien Montgomery squirms at the same time spins its method through Glynn Stewart’s new novel. Though darker at the same time grittier than the past books, the development at the same time growth of the head disposition remains on course as he learns the cost at the same time pain of growing power at the same time authority.
For those who’ve been waiting, we completely learn more about the mysterious nemesis behind the shadow wars Damien has been dealing with. But, that’s a outsider subsequent behind the scenes pulling the turns at the same time we get to guess where that will manage. Revelation of the deeper layers of the plot only makes the television series more successful. Than anyway will follow pits the Protectorate against the unarcanian worlds in a traditional fight of development against miracle. Bring it on, Glynn.
Review #5
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It’s a quality book, in a quality television series, by a quality creator. For you’re for sure wondering why only 3 hit then ?
I feel it’s weaker than the others in the television series mainly because that’s a lot political intrigues at the same time complots borders complots for my liking. Significant enough – Glynn is that setting things up in a stable manner, that have been hints at the same time pointers to the over-arching plot running in the television series, but this one felt very negative. Our hero is that always very belated, always out-thought, always out-manouvered. He sort of saves the day (at a hard cost) but it’s understandable it is that barely the day he saves.
Maybe it’s me, I like my fantasy / sci-fi to be a little more of the “hero struggles but comes out smelling of roses” … which past volumes have done admirably, it’s barely this one notes a low ebb for the manners. Fingers fled the follow-up’s make it worth-while !
