| The fourth book in Elizabeth Moon's Vatta Wars series again picks up where the last one left off. No chapters of recap, etc. I really, really like this style. The story is getting very interesting and much deeper than I'd thought it would. Ky's got to get a fleet of privateers together to start fighting back while more systems are being overrun. And amid all of that more depth is added to the betrayal of her family and of the ISC monopoly. I won't say that the ending is a cliffhanger, but it does leave a lot hanging. Once I get through the far-too-tall stack of to-read books I'll be picking up the next one. |
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