STARHUNT

Rating:
Summary: Intrigue of Leadership
Review: However unrelated to the books "The Star Wolf" and "The Middle of Nowhere" David Gerrold uses many of his characters to create an intriguing crew chasing an enemy that may or may not exist. Not so much centered around the chase itself but on the crew's psychology, reacting to a Captain who holds no authority and a First Officer which drives the crew to the edge with his obsession for the kill. Although somewhat muddled in details at times, "Starhunt" had me absolutely riveted for the last third of the book. Any bore this book may offer is completely worth the ending, especially if you've read "The Star Wolf" or "The Middle of Nowhere."

Rating:
Summary: Intrigue of Leadership
Review: However unrelated to the books "The Star Wolf" and "The Middle of Nowhere" David Gerrold uses many of his characters to create an intriguing crew chasing an enemy that may or may not exist. Not so much centered around the chase itself but on the crew's psychology, reacting to a Captain who holds no authority and a First Officer which drives the crew to the edge with his obsession for the kill. Although somewhat muddled in details at times, "Starhunt" had me absolutely riveted for the last third of the book. Any bore this book may offer is completely worth the ending, especially if you've read "The Star Wolf" or "The Middle of Nowhere."