Review: Dead Man's Debt

Dead Man's Debt Dead Man's Debt by Elliott Kay
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Tanner's service comes to an end. As the quasi-ending volume of the trilogy, this book really manages to keep things exciting while carefully driving all plot-lines to their respective ends. There is another book available in the series, but as far as I see, this is the last one with Tanner Malone as the protagonist. I really liked this book. It's a nice military space opera with some politics involved. I would really recommend it to anyone, especially for those who read the first two parts. I may take a break from Kay's universe know but probably will come back for the story of Alicia Wong in part 4.

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