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A Rising Thunder by David Weber

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Peril and strife strike on a double front for Honor Harrington and company. After a brutal attack on the Manticoran home system, Honor Harrington and the Star Kingdom she serves battle back against a new, technologically powerful, and utterly nefarious enemy. And as if that weren’t task enough, Honor must also face down a centuries-old nemesis in the crumbling, but still mighty, Solarian League. The war between the People’s Republic of Haven and the Star... more

About David Weber

With over seven million copies of his books in print and seventeen titles on the New York Times bestseller list, David Weber is the science fiction publishing... more


Published: March 6, 2012 by Baen

Genre: Science Fiction & Fantasy. Fiction. 464 pages

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  • Tor | 6 Mar 2012

    Less-committed souls, on the other hand, are likely to walk away with a creeping sense of dissatisfaction.

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  • King of the Nerds!!! | 4 Apr 2012

    A Rising Thunder is both a satisfying conclusion and an exciting beginning to whatever lies ahead for this series.

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  • Inside of a Dog | 17 Mar 2012

    Newcomers would be both baffled and bored with the constantly shifting scenes between people who come and go with great rapidity.

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  • Minor Thoughts | 1 Apr 2012

    Perhaps the most damning indictment I have is that most fans would be best served by reading a plot summary of this book rather than reading the book itself.

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  • Alternative Worlds

    The latest Honor Harrington military science fiction (see Mission of Honor) is an entertaining tale though the action is muted compared to the past entries...

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  • Publishers Weekly | 19 Mar 2012

    ...politically savvy but militarily uneventful novel that bridges the gap between the last novel and the expected sequel.

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  • Otherwhere Gazette | 1 Jan 2012

    Overall, for a series that was supposed to end with the 12th book... the Honorverse now shows the potential to keep going for quite a few more books.

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  • City Book Review | 29 Feb 2012

    A lot of intrigue and some blazing space war action make this a satisfying read, but leave me wanting more.

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  • SFRevu

    I look forward to the continuing action in forthcoming novels as the Manticorian Alliance squares off against the Sollies and the Mesan Alignment.

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  • Examiner | 11 May 2012

    One has to employ the art of skipping huge swaths of the book to get through it.

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