If someone were to see the release of this newest book, and then decide that it sounded like something worth checking out, and then went on to find this, the first book in the series: how would their experience be?Īnd giving opinions on this exact situation just happens to be our specialty here at EBR. Roesch - William Blair Toni Kaplan - Morgan Stanley Peter Christiansen - Citigroup Seth Weber - Wells Fargo Securities Adam. So, this whole situation got me to thinking. And there are soon going to be ten books in the series. Three, I’ve come across several references in my time from individuals that like this series very much. Two, the next book in the series (#10: THROUGH FIERY TRIALS - Amazon) has a release date of January 2019. One: this is the first book in an ongoing series that has not yet been completed. There are a few extenuating circumstances, however, that made just such a review feel justified in my mind. treeman123169 wrote: I know that Kynt Clareyk (Clark Kent) and Nahrmahn Baytz (Norman Bates) are fun to discover in the Safehold series. In fact, we generally frown on writing reviews for books this old as a general rule, unless they’re considered a “Classic”. Shifting effortlessly between battles among warp-speed starships and among oar-powered galleys. Especially for books that weren’t just awesome-sauce fantastic. Praise for David Weber's Safehold series Gripping.

The Charisian Empire, born in war, has always known it must fight for its very survival.

So, we don’t normally do reviews for books that were written so long ago (first published in 2007). David Webers How Firm a Foundation is the latest novel in the New York Times-bestselling Safehold series begun with Off Armageddon Reef, By Schism Rent Asunder, By Heresies Distressed, and A Mighty Fortress.

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