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A review by katmarhan
Field of Dishonor by David Weber
4.0
No space battles, but that doesn't mean there aren't conflicts galore. This is, so far, my favorite of the Honor Harrington books that I've read. Several places I found myself tearing up...lots more emotional depth in this story than the first three in the series.
I will enjoy getting to know the head of Honor's Grayson bodyguard better--he's smart, stubborn, and good at his job!
I hope it's not too long before Honor finds someone to love. She's a more fully realized character when she has someone besides Nimitz to love.
Pavel Young's brother may or may not carry on a vendetta against Honor, but it will not have the layers of hate and humiliation that the feud between Pavel Young And Honor had, and that's good. Time for the series to move beyond that relationship.
Can't quite bring myself to give the book as 5 star rating. As much as I like her, Honor is still, and probably always will be, just a little too perfect
I will enjoy getting to know the head of Honor's Grayson bodyguard better--he's smart, stubborn, and good at his job!
I hope it's not too long before Honor finds someone to love. She's a more fully realized character when she has someone besides Nimitz to love.
Pavel Young's brother may or may not carry on a vendetta against Honor, but it will not have the layers of hate and humiliation that the feud between Pavel Young And Honor had, and that's good. Time for the series to move beyond that relationship.
Can't quite bring myself to give the book as 5 star rating. As much as I like her, Honor is still, and probably always will be, just a little too perfect