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Publication Date: November 15, 2018
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Yeah I really should, That would serve him right. How dare he write another book about Joe and his pet Beer Can Skippy the Magnificent and then make his reading public wait another 6 to 9 months for another book. I mean, come on Craig, your dogs need a new SUV to drive around Florida in. Get busy on the word processor and quit laying around avoiding hurricanes or whatever people in Florida do,The series and this book never fail to make me laugh and remind me of my younger days as a Marine. Heck, they are a fun read and have the spirit of Robert Heinlein's "Have Spacesuit Will Travel" They remind us that a good Space Opera can be fun and adventurous at the same time.I have 2 suggestions.1 If you are reading this review and have not read the rest of the series do so.2 If you are Craig Alanson and reading this review why are you not writing on the next 2 books you lazy yankee.
I enjoyed the book, but like with all the books after the first, I skip pass the Skippy conversations as they are redundant and lend nothing of substance to the plot. At this point we all know how any problems presented to the crew goes, problem, Skippy forecast doom, light bulb moment yada yada wash repeat. I still get a kick out of it for now but, it's beginning to wear thin, something of substance has to happen or you gotta drop it like the "Wheel of Time".
Seriously! We're 7 effing books in now, and practically nothing we stupid monkeys want to know about is being given up. Shed some more info on the origin of Skippy The Magnificent, the Elders, what's the deal with the roach motel???? C'mon Craig Alanson, you stupid meatsack, throw us an effing bone already you dumdum. All we get are Skippy and Joe insulting each other constantly. I'm wasting my time with this review... Stupid monkey. I truly hate my life, just drop me in the next star we pass, really. On top of everything else, I had to actually read this one, because that other hairless monkey, RC Bray apparently can't read more than two or three words a second.
I really enjoyed the first books in this series. They were fun and engaging This one felt formulaic and slapped together. The first third was boring and repetative repeating over and over how impossible the task before them. Through out the previousely amusing repartee between Joe Bishop and Skippy devolved into childish "you dumdum..." "No, you're a dum dum..."I'd give it only one star, but the solutions were still inventive.I Hope the next one gets a good editing and freshening before it gets pushed out. This was was rushed to publication without it.
This is the last in the Expeditionary Force series, a lengthy series following the escapades of an alien and super intelligent AI and a group of humans with whom he bonds over the previous 6 volumes and many dangerous escapes from other nasty aliens all while trying to save earth and humans. Written tongue in cheek and with one of the most amusing sets of characters, from the alien AI (often referred to as a beer can) and a self-deprecating human hero to the many other characters that populate the series. My whole family loves Skippy the AI, especially as read in Audible. I tend to read the books so I’m a huge fan of the writing and of this author who’s other books are just as easy to read and just as entertaining. I admit sometimes the technical sci- jargon gets in the way of the fi- but I’ve really enjoyed the series and would wholeheartedly recommend it. I’m a Virgo though and get bogged down occasionally in detail and the detail that annoys me about the series is that there are too many grammatical errors that make one pause for a second or throw the impact of the story. However, as that’s my only complaint and is easily remedied by the publishers it gets a full thumbs up.
This review is a general one for books 3 through 7 there may be some spoilers for earlier books, but if you arehere, you probably read them.I reviewed the first two of these books last month. This is theremainder of the series to this point.To reiterate, the basic setup of the series is that in the aftermathof the departure of the Elders, there is an ongoing, apparentlyendless, interstellar war drawing in all the known intelligent racesof the galaxy. There are two coalitions, each headed by a seniorspecies which has mastered some of the Elders' toys, with a pyramidof technologically inferior species under each senior race. Oneside is, basically, the bad guys and each species in that coalitionworks as much to screw over their supposed mentors and allies asthey do against the good guys. Unfortunately Earth got chosen tofight on this side, and we are so far down on the tech pole thatwe barely even count as cannon fodder.Sent with the UNEF to the planet Paradise by our Kristang "allies"to do essentially mall-cop level duties by evacuating Ruhar "enemy"civilians from Paradise after it changed hand from Ruhar to Kristang,US Army enlisted man Joe Bishop comes into contact with a stillfunctional (though somewhat arrogant and ADD) Elder AI he christens"Skippy" who will help Joe, and by extension, Earth if Joe will getthe (non-self-mobile) AI off of Paradise.With an unlikely team, and monkey cunning, Joe's "Merry Band ofPirates" have managed to exterminate the Kristang occupying Earth.Unfortunately it is vitally important that no race of either coalitioncome to realize that Earth is a) free & b) has a spaceship andlimited Elder tech. This leads to wilder and iffier missions tokeep the secret, and means that the UNEF on Paradise can never betold that the homeworld is OK.Two books & a novella here basically deal with the situation onParadise: _Paradise_, "Trouble On Paradise" and _Mavericks_.Basically, without ever contacting anyone on Paradise, Joe's teammust maneuver events so that the Ruhar take back the planet, becauseotherwise the Kristang will massacre the humans of UNEF as traitorousallies. With that done, a tenuous detente trending towards friendshipblossoms there (the Ruhar are basically OK guys, though there aresome jerks of course) and may lead to something new in the age oldwar. This sequence is generally well done, though the framing storyof Joe's Pirates in _Mavericks_ is a bit forced.The other books are tales of the increasingly frantic efforts by Joe'steam to keep the rest of the universe from noticing that there is anythingat all going on on Earth. This is not helped by Skippy being taken downseveral notches and dealing with species several steps higher on thetech tree. Along the way, the team gathers alarming information onthe state of the Universe, and indications that "Everything Skippy knowsmay be wrong". The final (as yet) tale deals with Joe's decision togo it alone after being a consummate team player, something that can't helpbut have major repercussions.As before, these are engaging tales full of puzzles, humor, hairbrained plans that work, hair brained plans that don't work,arrogance, humility and the continuous prospect of the end of theworld as we know it. Recommended.
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