Customer Reviews

Court of a Thousand Suns

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After the first two books of the series set the tone for Cole & Bunch's military/spy space opera, this novel sets the broader themes rolling. Sten, now head of the Eternal Emperor's bodyguard, must deal with traitors within the palace and without, trying to find out who's trying to kill the emperor -- and how to avert interstellar war. Cole & Bunch are endlessly entertaining, mixing blood, puns, action, politics and philosophy into a fast-paced mix. The whole series is great fun and entertainment.

He's come from a hellish man-made planet/factory to become one of the Eternal Emperor's most trusted men. He's crushed rebellions, and is now part of the Emperor's personal bodyguards. This book is a turning point in the Sten saga, eclipsed only by his actions in Empires End, book 8 in the series. A MUST READ OR DIE! to any Sten fan.

I truly loved this whole bunch of books. I do own them all in paper form and many other in paper by the same two writers both together and by themselves.

To bad Chris and I talked about some of the walks on the wet side, Wet side of the dang planet Miss'em.dre

I do have a complaint but that does not change the high marks for the book as it is. I wish allen Would get his people to publish all of these books both the ones in this group and other to Kindle. And the Audio books as well.

So who ever has the big stick get with it..

yo dude

goferit

dray

I had all 8 books at one time and lost them all as I lent them out to friends. I've got them all back now and went through them all in 8 days flat. Page turners every one!

A fun book about blowing stuff up and doing crazy and inventive things to get past the enemy. Sten squeaks out a victory every time. Sten is a great series for lovers of military science fiction and adventure. It has the bonus of having interesting characters as well as action.

I have to say that I have been looking for this book for more than 1 year and I haven't seen it anywhere. This leads to the fact that I cannot review it. If the publisher is reading this, I would advise him to start reprinting it because it makes no sense for me buy the other books in the series if I cannot read in a chronological manner. After reading the first 2 books of the series, I must say that the Sten series is among the best. Unfortunately I don't know where the business sense of the publisher has gone.