Out of the Tank

WELL, WHY DON’T YOU JUST BREAK IT OUT AND SELL IT TO US A CHAPTER AT A TIME. This is ridiculous … if I had noticed that this book was only a COUPLE of chapter of a story, I would not have bought it. It makes me ridiculously mad to have an author do this to us. give us these little tiny books that are in essence just a couple of pages out of what SHOULD have been a BOOK … AND THEN CHARGE US FOR IT! I’m DONE with this author.

All of this Privateer series has been a good fun read and without a bunch of sex and foul language. The main character (male) is actually depicted as a faithful and devoted lover of his mate. The situations are imaginative and tense, the character interactions are realistic and never really become dull or pedantic. I would recommend this series to anyone over the age of 14. I have read the whole series and liked every one of the books! These are among the best in the genre that I would classify as Space Opera.

Tabby has always known what she wanted. She wanted Liam too, but he’d have to get off his butt and ask her out for that to happen. When Liam swooped in and pull what was left of her body, out of her trashed fighter, she figured actions spoke louder than words. But when he cooked up a scheme to get Mars Protectorate to spring for a new body, that was the final straw. Liam belongs to Tabby, and everyone else better watch out.

Now she has a new body, faster and stronger than her old one. There are just a few loose ends to tie up. An old friend in need. But something isn’t right. Backward family members trying to keep her friend down and someone trying to kill them. It’s up to Tabby to save the day. And the villain isn’t who she thinks it is.

McFarlane brings a new perspective to his ongoing Privateer Tales series. A short and sweet whodunit filled with action and adventure. Fans of the series have been waiting a long time for these two characters to get together, and Jamie doesn’t disappoint.

I have a hard time picking out new books to read because I am one of those people that are to overly critical. But I started this series and just can’t seem to stop reading them. They certainly have their problems like a bit of inconsistency in length and a strange pattern of main character story followed by an introduction to some secondary in the next story none of which I ever feel like drive the story one direction or another. But the plot already being decided and the course of the lives of the main group already set in motion, along with perhaps a bit to much plot armor hasn’t stopped me from obsessing over continuing the story. I love the concept of space travel this series puts in place and the ideas of how the future can and even in some cases should go. It really shows me a world I can believe is possible that happens to be shown through the eyes of a group of people who in this universe live the most interesting lives possible, if not easy ones. Give the First book in the series a read and see space travel done right, amidst a story done fairly well.

If you are reading the Privateer Tales this is a must read. It builds on the characters and story lines of the first 6 books. Plenty of action and drama set in the future . If you like science fiction you will love it, but be sure to read the other books in order to get the full background and what the characters have been through first. Each book is very good and full of action and adventure set in the future. Sign up for McFarlane’s news letters and you will be able to get the first book for free. Happy reading.

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