Ashes of Victory – David Weber (8.5/10)

I've enjoyed the series thus far. However, the last two books have proved to me that I need to take a break from the Honorverse for a while.  I whizzed through this book, in a most unseemly fashion I'll admit, simply because of the amount of Havenite stuff going on. I want to read about …

Echoes of Honor – David Weber (7.5/10)

This is book eight in my read everything in the Honorverse odyssey, and to be frank I'm tiring. As the series has developed, Honor's character has deepened and my enjoyment of her has deepened along with it. What I'm concerned about though is the authors including large sections of the narrative focusing on the other side …

Honor Among Enemies – David Weber (9.4/10)

After her successes in the service of the planet Grayson, as both Steadholder and Admiral, Honor needs no further accolades. Yet when Manticore calls, Honor rises to the occasion and comes back from her politically imposed exile. This book sees Honor taking a step back down the ladder from Admiralship in the GSN to captain …

Flag in Exile – David Weber (8.7/10)

The fifth book in David Weber's Honorverse has kept my interest, even though I've read the series in serial form, start to finish and one after another. Though somewhat concerned as I began reading this part of Honor's journey, that thematic elements were leaking across books in the series, my rewarded by another great read. Honor's duelling skills …

Field of Dishonor – David Weber (9/10)

Honor's world is in turmoil, there is loss and heartache. SHe's been hit hard, and she knows it. But there is no way she'll just lay down and take a licking from those out to hurt her. This was the most colourful, hard to read and enjoyable story in the series so far. I'm enjoying …

The short Victorious War – David Weber (8.5/10)

In the third book of the Honor Harrington series we see a different side of Honor. No longer just a starship captain she has more experience and a bigger ship. WIth that comes the pressure of being the Admiral's flag captain. Is Honor up to the task? Will she make the right decisions, save the …

The Honor of the Queen – David Weber (8.4/10)

The second book in the Honor Harrington series sees Weber's protagonist at the point end of Her Majesty's Navy doing what she does best: find solutions. This time it's a simple trade mission. Yet all too soon things spiral out of control and only Harrington can bring order out of the chaos. She's skilled, smart …

On Basilisk Station – David Weber (9/10)

I'm reading the Honor Harrington series from start to finish. This is the first of the books where we are introduced to Honor and the ships, politics, and life of the Royal Manticorian Navy. I've always enjoyed reading within the Honorverse. I'm really glad that I'm getting to finally read the novels from start to …

A Call to Arms- David Weber, Timothy Zahn, Thomas Pope (8.5/10)

The second book in the Manticore Ascendant series follows the young Lieutenant Travis Long's adventures through space aboard several Manticore navy spacecraft. The only problem with this book is that I have to wait for the next installment. Good read, and stayed up till 2AM this morning to finish it. Now the wait begins - …

A Call to Duty – David Weber, Timothy Zahn (8.5/10)

In all fairness I thoroughly enjoy everything touched by Timothy Zahn. So this book had me hoping that my enjoyment would not falter; it didn't. A great read, and the first part of a new series in the Honor Harrington universe (AKA the Honorverse on which you can read more about here). Focusing on the journey …