pick83/100 Its been 10 years since the last Old Man's War novel, The End of All Things, but Scalzi drops the reader back into this universe as if it was yesterday. We're quickly brought up to speed on the tenuous relationship between the Colonial government, the alien Conclave, the Consu, and the Earth. While there is plenty of snarky humor in this book, I wouldn't label it as humorous, like Starter Villain or When The Moon Hits Your Eye, it's more ⬇️
RamsFan1963 action oriented. Scalzi writes interesting and diverse aliens, both the Consu and the Opin are unique in their alienness, but still human like in their needs. Sadly, I can see this as the end of the series, it kind of shuts the door on future stories, but if it is the end, then it's a rousing and satisfying conclusion. 5 🌟 read #Read2025 #SeriesLove2025 4h
Bklover Great review!! 3h
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so-so