The Ghost Brigades An Explosive Military Science Fiction Adventure

"The sequel to "Old Man's War" combines taut military action with keen insights into the moral issues revolving around developing technologies. Scalzi has a finely tuned sense of balance between personal drama and the 'big picture' ... Highly recommended." --"Library Journal" (starred review) on "The Ghost Brigades"
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"A mix of "Starship Troopers" and "Universal Soldier," "Ghost" evokes awakening, betrayal, and combat in the best military sci-fi tradition." --"Entertainment Weekly" on "The Ghost Brigades"
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"An impressive piece of work." -- "Philadelphia"" Inquirer" on "The Ghost Brigades"
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"Fast and deep...I like the galaxy this author's playing in, the characters he limns, the situations he's playing with, and I'm glad there's at least one more volume on the way."
-- "San Diego"" ""Union""-Tribune" on "The Ghost Brigades"
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"In Heinleinesque fashion, the book is loaded with scenes of comradeship, isolation, ruthlessness and the protocols, which govern the lives of active-duty soldiers. But this is where Scalzi, famous for his blog 'The Whatever, ' surpasses Heinlein. Scalzi weaves in subtle discussions of humanity's growing fear of aging and our simultaneous attraction and repulsion to the Frankensteinlike creatures we are able to create." -- "San Antonio Express-News" on "The Ghost Brigades" "Scalzi is a natural heir to Heinlein, and his second book in this series is a good old-fashioned space opera, which takes time to question the nature of free will." -- "St. Louis"" Press-Dispatch" on "The Ghost Brigades"
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"Astonishingly proficient." --"Publishers Weekly" (starred review) on "Old Man's War"
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"Top-notch. Hiscombat scenes are blood-roiling. His dialogue is suitably snappy and profane. And the moral and philosophical issues he raises... insert useful ethical burrs under the military saddle of the story." --"The ""Washington"" Post" on "Old Man's War"
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"Smartly conceived and thoroughly entertaining, "Old Man's War" is a splendid novel." --"Cleveland Plain-Dealer"