Destroyermen: Firestorm

Now a lengthy two front war The war has become a long-term two front war and a short-term three front war. Even as the allies grow stronger and improve their weapons, the Grik have new weapons developed by their Japanese allies. Even the Doms present a surprise weapon. This appears to be developing i......more

If you've read any of the Destroyermen books (and there's no point in beginning with this book if you haven't read its predecessors), then this is everything you've come to expect from the series. In fact, I haven't bothered to review books 2-5 largely because the quality, tone, and general feel of......more

At this point, if you're still reading the Destroymen, you're pretty well committed. Wish I had a more profound review beyond "I liked it". A few twists and turns, but nothing thats earth-shattering given the setup and events that occurred in the past books.......more

I really like this series, but this book tended to get bogged down a bit in the battle details. Wasn't as character driven as earlier books, which I felt dragged it down. Cover is pretty misleading. Kept waiting for the dirigibles to show up, which doesn't happen till the very end, and is pretty ant......more

[3.8 stars, I really liked it, might read the series again] Firestorm continues the saga where humans on ships from WW II and other eras have gone through a storm to end up on the seas of an Earth where intelligent species have evolved on two branches of life - reptilian and the primates. War is goin......more