Ideal War (Battletech, No 9)

Rating:
Summary: Great Book
Review: This was the first book that I owned in the Battletch series and I think it is the best book to get first. It explains alot of what you need to know about the Battletech world. It dosn't offer alot of action unitll the end but it still kept my attention.

Rating:
Summary: Great Book
Review: This was the first book that I owned in the Battletch series and I think it is the best book to get first. It explains alot of what you need to know about the Battletech world. It dosn't offer alot of action unitll the end but it still kept my attention.

Rating:
Summary: Unique from other Battletech novels.
Review: This was trully a great book. It shows how the main character, Captain Paul Masters learns that not all wars are fought with dignity and respect. He ends up being caught in a war that he doesn't understand. The guerrila warfare he ends up in turns out to be not what he expected. It ends up being one of the bloodiest he's ever seen and he is amazed how the war is fought ruthlessly. The last battle was also great because of the twist that the novel takes. It's really a great book and I recomend it to anyone.

Rating:
Summary: Unique from other Battletech novels.
Review: This was trully a great book. It shows how the main character, Captain Paul Masters learns that not all wars are fought with dignity and respect. He ends up being caught in a war that he doesn't understand. The guerrila warfare he ends up in turns out to be not what he expected. It ends up being one of the bloodiest he's ever seen and he is amazed how the war is fought ruthlessly. The last battle was also great because of the twist that the novel takes. It's really a great book and I recomend it to anyone.

Rating:
Summary: Different, but still brilliant.
Review: Unlike a lot of other Battletech books, Ideal War does not have much in the way of open 'Mech to 'Mech fighting. Instead, it goes a lot more into detail with the political side of the Battletech universe and is unique in that quality. It is a good book and will still be appreciated by those who enjoy the monolithic battles that the 'Mechs provide. Very well rounded.