Jack the Bodiless

Rating:
Summary: J ack the Bodiless
Review: This book is one of the best I have ever read.It is written in such a way as to make the reader instinctively emphatise with the characters.The central character Ungle Rogi is unique in the fact that he is not the hero but more often than not, a bystander who gets caught up in events as they sweep by him. Take my advise a get your hands on a copy as soon as possible.

Rating:
Summary: I Couldn't Put It Down
Review: This book was my favourite of all the 'Galactic Milieu/Exile' books because there was so many special moments - the scene where Atoning Unifex/Marc remembers with love his 'great adventure' with Elizabeth in the Duat galaxy and the unexpectedly comical first meeting between Atoning Unifex and his younger self. Marc was my favourite character and it was fascinating to see his transformation in this epic series from a villain to the Merlin-like Overlord of the Milieu.

Rating:
Summary: I dare you to put it down
Review: This is one of the most interesting books in the saga. It provides a rich and interesting environment for the reader, that never gets old. A must read.

Rating:
Summary: A long read, but a good plot
Review: This whole trillogy is pretty good. The reading is excellent. See if you can figure out who Fury and Hydra are before they are given away :). However it does take a while to read these books.

Rating:
Summary: A must read for the end of the trilogy.
Review: To better understand this book, one must have read at least the first part of Intervention(WHICH IS THE BEST OF the Intervention and the Galactic Milieu). This is very necessary to better appreciate the book "Diamond Mask". The book, is, as usual, very entertaining, and one sentence -- really, one sentence in this book shocks those who have read the prior books. I won't tell you where. You just have to read it.