Autumn Witch

“Black Jack” has waken up after 100 years of sleeping in rescue capsule to find out the war is still on. Finding himself in charge of a fleet he will try to get all of them home as quick as enemy will allow him to.

Worth recommending for every space opera fan. There are few glitches and main charcter repeating himself too many times, but it has potential. Interesting universe and tactics description make me think that it could be begining of a great adventure. I definitively will bite into second book in series.

First two books were fun and quirky. This one felt like a one bog disappointment. Killing Mark off for vomiting and fart jokes wasn't just worth it.

Great read, even if whole “I'm not the hero” sentence is starting to annoy me. I understand that author tried to higlight difficult situation that Gerry found himself in, but in my opinion he over done it. If you don't suffer from alzhimer you probably got the concept rather quick and didn't need reminder every second paragraf.

This bookgot 2 starts as Twilight got 1. It was better than Twilight but this is the only good thing I can say about it.

I was so disappointed with this book. Main character was quite boring and the plot... Coincidence after coincidence. The main idea for a plot was interesting, saying this the whole talk about american money being so superior to other currency made me laugh really hard. So much of american patriotism forced through readers throat wasn't pleasant.

Funnily enough this book and its main plot have lots in common for me. I never saw american dollars until half a year ago. I was really curious how this famous currency look in real life - not only on tv. I still remember how disappointed I was with the awful quality of the print, material and texture. It looked like it was printed using old needle printer popular in 80s. The same way I was feeling about this book. So much hype for really disappointing outcome.

Another fantastic book from Terry Pratchett. This time we are following adventures of Daphne, young english lady that finds herself on an island that isn't on the map, and Mau - stuck between being a boy and a man, which tries to find sense in life after tragedy and lead the nation.

Full of typical Pratchett humour it is a sweet and sour tale about growing up.