
Scimitar's Glory
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Narrated by:
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Gabriel Vaughan
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By:
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Dietmar Wehr
Human-explored space lies between two alien races that are either openly aggressive or covertly hostile. 7th Fleet discovers that one of those races is moving to attack. In a moment of panic, the commanding admiral orders the fleet to attempt a risky jump through hyperspace. They miss hitting their target star’s gravity well and end up deep in unexplored space with a shockingly long trip home and not nearly enough food to last that long. With war now raging in their home systems, the officers of 7th Fleet must find a way to put aside their egos, ambitions, and fears in order to make it back, and they know that not all of them will.
Scimitar’s Glory is the first book in a new, fast-paced, action-packed military SF series: Swordships Odyssey. The second book, Excalibur's Quest, is also now available.
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If you would like a book with a similar concept, but with fantastic execution, read The Lost Fleet.
Needs to Show not Tell
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Pro's - Good potential. Just entertaining enough to recommend for purchase while on sale.
Con's - Robotic and emotionless narration. Boring story elements that waste too much time on the mundane while skipping the important parts.
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Main command dropped good commanders for petty reasons. Overall the story felt very rushed
Performance was awesome, space warfare nonsense
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But, once they hit a different star and come out of hyper 900 light years from earth, the commanding admiral "kills" himself. The flag captain orders a face-to-face with all the other ship captains. It is here when the plot becomes awkward. Who should lead the fleet back home? Who has the seniority? The flag flag captain tries to take over but a junior captain points out that someone else has seniority. This senior captain takes command and makes this junior captain his second in case something happens to him. The flag captain kills the senior captain and tries to kill the junior captain. This murder makes the junior captain the commander of the fleet. Should the next senior captain be the one to take command? If the flag captain is second in command after the admiral, should he not already be in command of the fleet?
Cheesy dialogues and awkward plot
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