Cetaganda by Lois McMaster Bujold
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Re-Read 2/2/18:
Buddy Read!
Mystery. Intrigue. Politics. A mouth that consistently gets Miles in trouble.
Not much to say here except the world-building is quite fascinating. Cetaganda's culture is a real treat, but I think I'm always going to focus on the trees. You know, the cats. :)
Funny, fast, and it's so WEIRD how Miles is so honorable. Some might say... stupid... with women. Any women. All women.
Boys. lol
Original Review:
I really enjoyed the inner workings of Cetaganda and the intrigue. Miles is always a treat, not only because he's such a brat, but also because he is the author of his own troubles. Without such verve and curiosity, then very little might have come of the plot, but fortunately, we're talking about Miles. No space battles this time, but that's hardly the draw for the novels. Seeing how Miles gets himself into trouble is.
Great fun!
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Friday, March 2, 2018
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