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  • on Basilisk Station is the first book in David Weber’s outstanding sci fi

    5
    By Mnibvexza
    Looking for a series with a powerful woman protagonist? Here it is in an extensive series that certainly has held my attention and fascination. A rare delight!
  • Always a pleasure!

    5
    By Lavone116
    I have enjoyed these books for years and was pleasantly surprised to find them in electronic format. Couldn’t wait to start reading about Nimitz and crew again.
  • Stellar

    5
    By PaladinShorn
    I’ve kept up with H. H. for years. Still love her story today. This book brought her into my life. When will the movies come out? Nick Furies secretary would be perfect.
  • Honest-to-Goodness Page Turner

    5
    By Derelict Intellect
    I couldn't put this book down. Well paced with fantastic world-building and a remarkable legitimacy to its depiction of interstellar naval warfare and politics. Honor is one of the greatest lead characters in the entire genre.
  • Wished I found this sooner

    5
    By alexlassetter
    Amazing writing! Immersive and thrilling. Honor Harrington is such an excellent character.
  • Basilisk Station

    5
    By aceofclibs
    A Great read, really enjoyed it.
  • On Basilisk Station

    5
    By ed 3.1624
    Marvelous! Great character development and a wonderful story.
  • Must read SF series

    5
    By Delightful Fauna
    First book in the best-selling David Weber Honor Harrington series. His writing only gets better and the plot more intriguing. My favorite series, I've recommended it to just about everyone and they've all gone on to read the 20 or so books that follow.
  • On Basilisk Station

    2
    By 1-SB
    The technical portions far overshadowed the story and characters. Resulting in lost of story for me and having to skip thru pages to get back to it.
  • Awesome

    5
    By seraphim_9
    It's like watching a fast, action movie. It grabs you and you can't look away.

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