Sohmer's Library

Scalzi's sense of humor mixed with his gift for storytelling makes for one hell of a sequel.

I genuinely never thought I'd care about a Robin Hood wanna be, but damn was that enjoyable. Anxious for more.

You'll never look at the subway the same way ever again.

A unique premise in literary science fiction? That's crazy talk.

A long overdue read for me, but well worth the wait. Starting and ending the series with this book would not be a horrible call.

The return of main series protagonist Jon Perry pleased me greatly.

Not as strong as the original, but still a great adventure for Locke & Jean.

One of the best debut's I've read. Think Lord of the Rings meets Ocean's Eleven.

A fun return to the Matador universe I had discovered as a kid, but standard Perry otherwise.

Unfortunately unremarkable.

A wonderful introduction, but not as satisfying as the series that follows.

Better than Speaker for the Dead, but more of the same in the Ender & Friends saga.

A great many words can't make up for the lack of a good story.

Fantastic concept, but the novel fails to do anything really interesting with it.

Hard to root or care for a ridiculously unlikeable character.

Enjoyable, but not enjoyable enough to make you forget the recent raping of Spiderman.

Losing complete interest in this universe.

After the strength of the Orc King, this was even more disappointing. Disjointed story with an unsatisfying ending.