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Claudio Guerra ronda — ** spoiler alert ** Weber's seamless transition into the political conflict in this novel firmly confirms the extent of the universe he's built. The length of the novel is quite daunting, and there were chunks of plot that seemed to be more filler than usual, but Weber did a wonderful job intertwining storylines once again. Though I am still slightly undecided on my reaction to finally addressing the Honor/Hamish issue, I do approve of Weber's usage of political deviations to push them together. Whether or not I will eventually agree with Emily's reaction and signing treecats is another matter, though I suppose my initial attitude toward treecats contributes to that hesitancy. However, those minor details aside, I loved putting so many familiar characters back under Honor's command, especially with how realistically it was done, although their time together was entirely too short for my enjoyment. The characters Weber has weaved together were definitely a highlight of this particular novel in the series, especially with how emotionally I found myself invested in the diplomatic situation on both sides. It still amazes me how well Weber can thrust Honor into so many different situations and still keep everything about her character fascinating to watch as she develops along the way. Though I see the necessity for her maintaining a smaller role in future novels in this universe, I regret that I'll be seeing less of her as the series progresses.

Youjin Byeon koalab — Melodramatic, romantic, self-indulgent, but I love it!

Zviadi Chanturia zviadiko — A much more detailed wine book than "wine for dummies".....