Cjpines's Reviews > Siege & Survival

This was my lowest rated book so far in this series. Why? Because one of the things I enjoyed most about the series is that people (ok the 'good people' at least) made rational, reasonable decisions. That trend has been significantly abandoned. Worse yet it feels forced, like it has been done to simply generate the drama and challenges the bad decisions create.

It's still an interesting read and doesn't fall into simple silliness but it could have been much better. I hope the next book elevates itself back to the prior levels.