Sad work I was unable to get past about ten pages. After reading the previous 6 books I wanted to keep going but the story just went downhill. My problem is that once I begin to doubt the author’s credibility, then I begin to have concerns about the whole story. When it turned out that he was also a multiple murderer they still didn’t seem to care.Īt one point the author writes This type of convenient escape only happened in fiction. The explanation that it could have gone underwater so they can’t detect it anymore is just ridiculous, even today’s technology could find it.Īlso Castille had kidnapped the ex-empress and several of their crew, but they didn’t seem in any rush to recover them. I’m not sure why the author would have us believe that the prisoners weren’t monitored, that they couldn’t be trace by their implants or that the cutter could just disappear. This was so unbelievable that I almost just gave up. Also Castill I was quite enjoying the story until just over a third of the way through and then Castille made his bid for freedom. The explanation that it could have gone underwater so they can’t detect it anymore is just ridiculous, even today’s technology could find it. I was quite enjoying the story until just over a third of the way through and then Castille made his bid for freedom.

Behind enemy lines