While the first three books in this series advance an interesting storyline, it bogs down frequently with protracted hand-wringing by the taskforce's commander about ethics, morality and how to proceed when all options seem bad. He resorts to prayer in his Jewish faith constantly and seems tormented by the paradox of being a highly skilled military commander with an overwhelming distaste for his job. Fair enough, but we get it . . . no need to present the dilemma every few pages.

Still, the technology, space battles and interesting characters keep a military science fiction me coming back. I'll follow the series to the end. Beth Temin281

Another day, another battle

The Lion of Judah faces an enemy that is pure evil: a planet eating swarm of nanites that are controlled by artificial intelligence. They are almost unstoppable. The Lion fought them once and almost lost, had it not made a Lawrence Drive jump. General David Rabin was caught between a rock and a hard place after he watched the swarm kill everything & everyone on a planet. He changed his ship's main mission from finding a way home to Canaan to eliminating the nanites and saving the remaining planets. Trudi244 3

Then the cheek?

Ethics of war and fighting. The ship is run by an Orthodox Jew who believes there is a better way than fighting which is a pretty tall oder when you are on a warship! He constantly blames himself for all the failures even though they still save millions. The Marines on the other hand just want kill all the bad guys.

I have the next book but think I'll read a few books in between. Ashraf Siddiqi35

Failure

The general and his staff fail their people by not asking for it all because of assumptions made. There is no telling what they could have obtained beyond what they are shown to lack. A leader should be turning over every stone to find things to help but the general deliberately refuses possible help. Wayne Burdett44

Page Turner

Daniel Gibs has done it again with Valor the third installment of The Lost Warship series. David and the crew of the Lion of Juda encounter a unbeatable enemy in the void and are able to manage an escape. The nannite hoard was able to escape from the Juda with information that could eventually lead the hoard to Earth . Great story line and a real page turner. Carol Darling537 3

New enemies

In exploring to find fuel and new foods with an eye toward a trip home, the lost ships find two new advisories, one humanoid the other a intelligent mini machine swarm. Each the enemy of the other. The general must think outside the box to live through these encounters. Good Read. fannie nall36

Need better transition

As I read this story out referenced many actions, such as the defeat of the league of sol, that I hadn't read. It would help if there was list of Gibbs books and the order in which to read them. Mark A Williams4

Valor evaluated

3 in the series further clarifies the character of the main actors in the set. I got a glimpse of how the general uses his faith to help him deal with the action. The author does a good job of not preaching yet how faith works in the lives of the crew. Daniel Fedko170 1 follower

Another great book

I really enjoyed this book and the details of its Crew and its battles. Once again this Author told a great story. Now I just have to wait for the 4th book. A.J.457 6

Alone in a hostile galaxy...

Where dangerous situations continue to test the Terran Coalition crews, as they seek a way to return home. Will the Lion of Judah prevail? Allen Kuhns347 3

Outstanding

Another Outstanding Book.in the Lost Warship Series. It is an easy read and was very hard to put down. I will download Book # 4, Justice when I finish this review. Dean Gainer9

Good story. Unexpectedly religious.

Good lost in space story. While the story is creative the writing style is often not, kind of matter of fact or sterile. Celia King78 1 follower

Right is Might in this inter galactic sagA

I have enjoyed the company of these heroes and saints in my walk thru life and in my reading enjoyment! This work of fiction gives me hope for human kinds future, as I believe it will do for you. I highly recommend this series and will seek more of this authors works.
I read book 4 first then went back and read the first three I was not disappointed & you won't be either!
Ajitabh Pandey769 47

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