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Alex Chow achow08 — This is one of my favorite series. I actually started with book 9 and read most of it on a greyhound trip from Boston to NYC. I literally could not tear my eyes away. But it's cool to read the series from the beginning and see her grow into herself and into her commands. The series also focuses a lot on political tactics and strategy in addition to space battle tactics so her stories always ties into the "big picture." And it's about commanding by example and always staying true to yourself and your loved ones and your ideals even when you're trapped on a podunk prison planet named Hell. I also read most of the books as ebooks first since Baen offers them for free as a way of enticing you to read the series and then buy the actual books. It definitely worked with me since I now own all the books except the newest one. I'm starting to read some C.S. Forester since these books are heavily inspired by his Horatio Hornblower series. In that series you also watch him grow from a midshipman to captaining his own ship and develop the leadership skills/politics needed in order to do that. I've watched the A&E series and it's always funny to watch Jamie Bamber play poor Archie Kennedy and then watch him on play Lee on Battlestar Galactica. Ioan Gruffud, who plays Horatio, now leads a very different crew as Mr. Fantastic on Fantastic Four.

Mohamed Mostafa mohamedmostafa91 — I am naturally drawn to historical fiction, especially that take place in the Victorian era. That aside, I am truly glad that I was drawn to this story. Amelia is a country girl from Maine sent to live for the season with her affluent family in Baltimore to find a husband and be introduced to the polite society that her small town Maine roots cannot possibly afford her. Falling in love with a person beneath her status and simultaneously developing a gift of premonition were not expected to be on her dance card. Well developed and compelling, this story not only gives a unique insight to the middle class North East of the late 19th Century complete with social and moral expectations of the young ladies, but explores relationships between friends, family, and the classes. I honestly can't wait to see what Amelia does next!