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The Lost Fleet: Rendezvous marks another successful foray of Campbell into the science fiction genre, with a satisfying superfluity of combat, elaborate and convincing substitutions for space engagement tactics, and a superbly crafted narrative, which proves capable of fully fleshing out the nuances and general keystones of war in mutual countenance. But each book but makes strong references to prior books and characters in the series, so reading them order is highly recommended. The trouble is I have spent time visualising the characters and it jars with the illustrations. Each book has a start and an ending, so you can stop after any of the books with a sense of closure. The third book in the 'Lost Fleet' series is just like first two. In an e-mail exchange, Hemry explained to me the reasons for using a pseudonym for his newest opus. He is the New York Times bestselling author of The Lost Fleet series and The Lost Stars series, as well as the Stark’s War, Paul Sinclair, and Pillars of Reality series. John “Black Jack” Geary’s emergency pod has just been recovered from deep space after a century of cold-sleep hibernation.

Lost Fleet: Victorious still has the edge with incredible, descriptive and well thought out space battles but doesn't quite manage to work as an end to a series, while there does seem to be many plot elements brought to a conclusion it lacks the power I would have expected and hoped for. --SF Reviews More Praise for Jack Campbell's Lost Fleet series "Jack Campbell has written the most believable space battles I've ever seen anywhere--David Sherman, coauthor of the Starfist series "The Lost Fleet is some of the best military science fiction on the shelves today." Hemry himself replied to the review thanking them for their comments and explaining that he repeats information for the readers who picked up later books but have not had the chance to read from the beginning of the series with Dauntless. Read honest and unbiased product reviews from our users. So, without further ado, here is the next installment in my series of book reviews. It takes place at the same time as The Lost Fleet… Badly damaged and low on supplies, the Alliance Fleet is raiding Syndic mines for raw materials-and Captain "Black Jack" Geary hopes they can continue to remain one step ahead of their enemies. The Lost Fleet deserves to find a home on your bookshelf." Set after Lost Fleet series and during Lost Stars series, this comic adaptation is, by all accounts, part of canon for the Lost Fleet franchise. I’m doing well, making headway in my projects. The Lost Fleet continues its perilous journey home. We Read Science Fiction reviewed the series and gave it a good review, giving positive comments on the narrative and the detailed battle scenes.

In addition, there is a Lost Stars series that deals with the fallout from the Alliance - Syndicate Worlds war from the point of view of some of the Syndicate worlds that Geary and the Alliance fleet dealt with towards the end of the Lost Fleet series. “Jack Campbell” is the pen name of John G. Hemry, a retired naval officer who graduated from the U.S. But the Syndics are the least of Geary's worries when he learns of the existence of aliens with the power to annihilate the human race. Book Review: The Lost Fleet Series Standard. it has the same strong qualities and shortcomings.