Fred reviewed Steel World by B. V. Larson
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3 stars
Steel World is a good book. It's not an amazing book, but it is good. It kept me entertained, and that's what a book is supposed to do. There were plenty of spelling mistakes and some really odd descriptions. When the author explained that soldiers were crawling into a position, they "slithered", which made me cringe a bit. Anyway! I'm hoping for some better character development as McGill was a bit flat. Actually, he's a bit unintelligent at times, and not in an endearing way. If comparing with Scalzi's Old Man's War, Steel World has a long way to go.
That said, I will continue reading these books. I am curious where McGill is heading next.
Steel World is a good book. It's not an amazing book, but it is good. It kept me entertained, and that's what a book is supposed to do. There were plenty of spelling mistakes and some really odd descriptions. When the author explained that soldiers were crawling into a position, they "slithered", which made me cringe a bit. Anyway! I'm hoping for some better character development as McGill was a bit flat. Actually, he's a bit unintelligent at times, and not in an endearing way. If comparing with Scalzi's Old Man's War, Steel World has a long way to go.
That said, I will continue reading these books. I am curious where McGill is heading next.
That said, I will continue reading these books. I am curious where McGill is heading next.
