The Siege of Earth (The Ember War Saga)

Another good book by Richard. I don't like to give up to much of the book but this one will have a major twist at the end . Just when they thought they were in the clear something else happens that will blow your mind . I never saw it coming so now I can't wait until the next book to see what happens. Nicely done Mr Fox .

Obviously part of a series. Develops well from the original book. written well enough for me to purchase all eight in the series so far.

I like this series for the great characters, for the regular and excellent action, often with humor and humanity. This offering, #7 has all of this quantity. Mr. Fox seems to improve on a pretty even path. I intend to stay with him.

The Ember Wars continues to be one of my favorite sci-fi series and a great reason to use Amazon and the Kindle App. The series contains some traditional and some new sci-fi principles, but has warped them into something truly interesting and unique. Its a series where the time skips alone lead me to want prequels. I like how the story takes place at many levels and spends a lot of time on character development. Finally, the non-linear storytelling is something that I have wanted in the genre and appreciate, not everything has to be a step forward to a conclusion.

This is a good follow up to the story, and a good book overall, but it doesn't quite live up to the greatness of the previous stories the crew went through. This is mostly based around a single battle, and the fights themselves against the Xaros are starting to get a bit repetitive. A good read nonetheless, but I hope the series will go back to its discovery and adventurous root

It is hard to imagine the future as most writers enivision it but one thing seems to carry through. Politicians and lies. It is part of our human nature and seems to carry through to aliens. But the story would not have the challanges without double crosses, backstabbing and lies. Gives the reader small questions to ponder as they read and keeps the story going. Good job

Fox has another great book in the Ember Wars Saga, just when things can't get worse earth has another knife in the back. The entire series is an awesome read, the character development continues to impress. Read and enjoy, it's a wild ride.

So interstellar war is hell. It's worse when it comes back and wrecks your home. If this book was about natural disasters, it would be like having tornadoes, earthquakes, and hurricanes all coming through your back yard. But it's a lot more fun than that. In this book we say goodbye to some old and dear comrades. But the Earth forces get to kick some major Xaros butt! We even get some help from friendly aliens who come to Earth to help liberate the planet and everything looks great by the end of the story. NOT! Wait, what? Good thing there are more books in the series...

Simple straightforwarded story.

Another good read which was difficult to put down once I started. The final confrontation, or is it? This story still has a number of unexpected twists and turns, including an unexpected twist at the end. Plenty of action, both the Iron hearts and Hale's marines combine in some great story telling.

As always fast paced story. Great story line and character development. Will be recommending this series to my friends as a great series.

A great series involving man's struggle to belong in the universe.

Another fast paced military science fiction novel from Richard Fox. Great characters and cracking writing as usual. One not to be missed.