The Ships of Earth : Homecoming: Volume 3

Rating:
Summary: Excellent continuation of the story.
Review: While the reader doesn't really get to experience the actual ships of Earth in this book, it is still really enjoyable. The character interactions in this one are absolutely wonderful, providing realistic representations of human emotion and thought patterns.
The story itself is really good too. With such a misfit group of people thrown together, you'd expect a lot of drama. Well, you won't be disappointed because this book contains a rediculous amount of plotting and planning by two-faced people who all think that they understand everything, while they actually don't have any clue as to what is really going down. Nafai becomes a complete bad ass at the end of this one, and his brothers reach a peak of their treachery.
A really great tale. And only Card can advance seven years of his story in two paragraphs without pissing off the reader!