Review: Odysseus Ascendant

Odysseus Ascendant Odysseus Ascendant by Evan Currie
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I continued with this one tight after the previous book. That may have been a mistake because the books in this series tend to be quite "similar". This is not a bad thing, I really like military sci-fi, but can be a little bit tedious after a while. I will look for something else to read next but will be back right after it. I still really like the characters, the new ones as well. Also, the storyline took a little turn at starts to scratch the supernatural a bit, which is a nice touch, too. A lot can be said about Evan Currie's books, but it's a fact that I always share the most quotes from his works.

Don't worry, I'll be back.

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