In Old Man’s War, humanity has gone to the stars, and it’s a jungle out there. For the people on Earth, life and death continues as it always has. Out in space, it’s a whole different story…
I really enjoyed this book. After recently reading and being disappointed by John Scalzi’s The Kaiju Preservation Society, a friend recommended I give this series a try.
It is a fast-moving, action-packed book full of fascinating aliens and small (sometimes large) windows into the human condition.
I read it in two days – that’s how good it is.
A couple times, I felt like the narration was bogged down by scientific jargon. But for the most part, I loved it.
Highly recommended for science fiction readers.
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