In the future Man has colonized Mars and is mining the asteroids. Not all is roses though as there is conflict between Earth, Mars and the miners and fighting breaks out.The story focuses on two men, one a cop among the miners and the other an officer on a spaceship as they come into contact wit...
And we're back! Strap yourself down and get prepared to weigh something heavy because this book takes you in exciting high-g burn. Though with not as many explosions as Leviathan Wakes, Caliban's War is exciting and your favorite protomolecule is once again the center of attention. Instead of two...
I don't know why I like this series so much. It's space opera with lots of military/revolutionary stuff, including tons of blood, death, and dismemberment. This is not something I like reading on such a high percentage of the pages. The characters are sometimes wooden, but the authors somehow mak...
I can't even begin to express how much I love this series. Right now it easily my favorite series in any genre going. A big giant space opera with lots of great characters. A central mystery that passes through every novel and yet the satisfaction of always getting to have a sparkling conclusion ...
A short background story to Corey's "Expanse" series, focusing on what really happened at Anderson Station when Earth-force marines retook the station from protesters, and in particular Col. Fred Johnson, who commanded the salt then later became known as the titular Butcher of Anderson Station as...
A short, okay story that serves as a bridge between the second and third volume of the Expanse saga. While it's a nice look into the previously unexplored territory of a Mars city still under the effects of Caliban's War ending, and a way to follow up on one of the best characters introduced in t...
Han Solo and Chewbacca take a mission to bring Scarlet Hark, rebel in deep cover, and along the way he’s taken by Bosin Ray – and he gets to compare how he might have turned out if he hadn’t joined in with the rebels… Bosin is in debt to Jaba, and Han is his way out. Scarlet has intel of a plane...
Abraham and Franck (as James S.A. Corey) fill-out their setting with well-crafted novellas that address back-story and context. My favourite thus-far has been Gods of Risk. The Churn depicted Earth-bound life on "basic" (welfare) - addressing street-level crime, living, and dying in a near-future...