Why is it that military sci-fi writers feel they must occasionally write for 13-year-old boys experiencing puberty?
I've seen this happen in other series. Often it just happens once and then the publisher sit the author(s) down and has a talk with the author(s). Sometimes they don't.
Fortunately, while this story started off at the wrong level, it gradually became better. There wasn't a tremendous amount of action in this book compared to others in the series, but I still enjoyed it... after getting past the first few chapters. And, the wrap-up, after the climax, was a bit to simplistic. The authors can do better than this.
I've seen this happen in other series. Often it just happens once and then the publisher sit the author(s) down and has a talk with the author(s). Sometimes they don't.
Fortunately, while this story started off at the wrong level, it gradually became better. There wasn't a tremendous amount of action in this book compared to others in the series, but I still enjoyed it... after getting past the first few chapters. And, the wrap-up, after the climax, was a bit to simplistic. The authors can do better than this.
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