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and I do, then this is a great series to read!! There is lots of action with plenty of bad guys & good guys on both sides of the male-female divide. 7 books to the series so it will keep you going for a while. Elizabeth Moon has become one of my new favorite sci fi authors, having also read the Vatta War series, and the stand-alone, Remnant Population. Highly recommended.


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Against the Odds Elizabeth Moon 9780671318505 Books Reviews

As always, Moon delivers a very well written page turner with a strong female protagonist. I can highly recommend this!
This book ties up all the loose ends from Change of Commands. Here you have Esmay Suiza fleshed out and acting as a leader/captain in her own right, and all of the "Children" growing up. Where Change of Command was disappointingly unfinished, Against the Odds completes it. These books really should have been one novel -- and if you haven't read Change of Command, this one will be very confusing. However, Elizabeth Moon's characterization compells the reader to continue, and the characters continue to win your heart.
love it
Excellent story
I found all the books in this series excellent -- well plotted, well written, and involving interesting characters.
Someone implied this book is the end of the Familias Regnant series. I'm not so sure about that, but the end is, indeed, very satisfying. It has a sense of conclusion that few other books in the series had.
The pace is pretty good for about three fourths of the book, but it gets bogged down in the middle. Also, some of the threads in the story are a bit weak, meaningless. Looking back, I can see why they were there, but one does get a sense of "and the point is?" while reading it.
New readers should stay away from this book until they have read the rest of the series, though. Or, at the very least, the Esmay Luiza books of the series.
[Disappeared from my home library several years ago, so I bought this as a replacement.]
This volume, the seventh of the Serrano/Souza Saga, ties up most of the many remaining loose ends. All's well as ends well as Esmay, Barin, Heris, Brun, and their many civilian, enlisted, and officer friends and colleagues win the day against... You have to read it (if you haven't already) to find out. There are a few ends left loose, but all in all a fitting end to the tale.
and I do, then this is a great series to read!! There is lots of action with plenty of bad guys & good guys on both sides of the male-female divide. 7 books to the series so it will keep you going for a while. Elizabeth Moon has become one of my new favorite sci fi authors, having also read the Vatta War series, and the stand-alone, Remnant Population. Highly recommended.