Guest Night on Union Station

This installment of the SciFi Soap didn't make the five star cut of some of the other books in the series however, it was still an enjoyable read. As with previous books, this starts with a couple years downstream from the close of the previous. Again, the story is peppered with tongue in cheek puns......more

A group of aliens are thinking of dismantling their empire and joining the Stryx network. Lucky, lucky, lucky Kelley gets the job of hosting the visiting ambassadors from the empire, who, for the most part, are the most obnoxious house guests you could possibly ask for. On a space station filled with......more

Like a few other entries in this series it ends up being bland because there's really little in the way of conflict or drama to make anything exciting happen. That's not saying there needs to be an epic space battle or anything. But here are two things that were so quickly defused that they were poi......more

In the previous books in the series, the author created a system in which humans and other biological and machine species can live without large-scale destructive violence. Many planets and space stations, such as Union Station, are connected in a tunnel network that is conducive to trade and commun......more

I just love these books. The character development continues to excel and you really start to care about them. One of the things I love about these books is while Foner always leaves some open plot lines for the next book, each book is a complete story. This book deals with a convention of sorts and......more