A review by lauraellis
By Honor Betray'd by James D. Macdonald, Debra Doyle
3.0
I did not like the ending to this book.
1996 review: The third of the Space Opera Trilogy, a great series, I read this book in two sittings--the series is a great entry in the space-opera subgenre. Fun, there were betrayals and the true murderer of Perada Rosselin-Metadi finally showed up in unexpected guise. My only quibble is that the ending was a little too smooth, a little too happy-ever-after for everyone. Nevertheless, I'm looking forward to reading the prequel to the trilogy.
1996 review: The third of the Space Opera Trilogy, a great series, I read this book in two sittings--the series is a great entry in the space-opera subgenre. Fun, there were betrayals and the true murderer of Perada Rosselin-Metadi finally showed up in unexpected guise. My only quibble is that the ending was a little too smooth, a little too happy-ever-after for everyone. Nevertheless, I'm looking forward to reading the prequel to the trilogy.