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Title	:	Valiant (The Lost Fleet #4)
Author	:	Jack Campbell
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 284 pages
Published	:	June 24th 2008 by Ace
Categories	:	Science Fiction. Space. Space Opera. War. Military Fiction. Fiction

Valiant (The Lost Fleet #4)

Jack Campbell

Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 284 pages

Rating: 3.99 | 14196 Users | 341 Reviews

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Deep within Syndicate World space, the Alliance fleet continues its dangerous journey home under the command of Captain John "Black Jack" Geary - revived after a century spent in suspended animation. Geary's victories over the enemy have earned him both the respect--and the envy--of his fellow officers.

"Black Jack" Geary has made many risky decisions as commander, but ordering the Alliance fleet back to the Lakota Star System where it had nearly been destroyed by the Syndics has his officers questioning his sanity. It's a desperate gamble that may buy Geary just enough time to prepare for the Syndics' inevitable return--and give the fleet a fighting chance of survival. But even as he struggles to stay one step ahead of the enemy, Geary must face conspirators within his own fleet: an unknown number of officers who want a change of command. And Geary knows that his fleet must stand together or the Syndic forces will tear them apart . . .

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Original Title:	Valiant (The Lost Fleet, #4)
ISBN:	0441016197 (ISBN13: 9780441016198)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Lost Fleet #4, The Lost Fleet Universe

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I found this book to be more engaging than the previous two. I don't know if it was because the book starts with a space battle, or if characters and situation seemed to finally be meshing. Whatever combination of factors it was, I felt more drawn into the story line with one exception - I believe I noted in Book 3: Courageous, that I wished the author would just space Co-President Senator Rione. Halfway through Valient I just wanted to space the woman. The petty jealousy building between

This is the fourth book in the Lost Fleet series. It's military SF, which I don't usually read and/or enjoy, but I have to say that this series rocks. So maybe I do like military SF . . . just only the good kind. *grin* In any case, if you like realistic, hardcore, military SF, then you should be reading this series.In this book, we get the continuation of the battle at Lakota star system, which in the previous book is where Captain John Geary found his fleet trapped and outflanked by the

I enjoyed it! More things going on than just the battles!

I still read it in one sitting, but it's starting to get a bit formulaic:1) Fleet travels to another star system way behind enemy lines, has to fight battle. 2) Main protagonist agonizes over the fact that he's being held up as some sort of deity like hero when he's really just human3) Some of the captains in the fleet try to undermine his influence and get him out of the leadership position4) He agonizes again over the fact that he's being held up as a deity like hero5) Some random romantic

Book four. I'm thinking it might have been a bad idea to read so many of these within hours of each other; it made sense at the time, with Courageous ending at a pause right in the middle of the battle, but I started to get that sort of overwhelmed mental constipation that...okay, that could just be me. Still.I have the feeling that this book and Courageous are really one long book, and not just because of that not-really-an-ending. Stuff that's brought up in Courageous gets resolved in Valiant,

Well, looks like we've slogged through another volume of this series. I do find myself still wanting to finish the series because of the unresolved conflicts still skittering around the storyline like lit fuses, but there are times that the story really gets bogged down in the main character's personal issues. Before you label me a hater, allow me to explain that the vast majority of the issues I'm talking about are exactly the same ones that we've been dealing with in extensive and sometimes

*3.5 stars*The plot in this book is so predictable that I can't really remember much what happened. As usual, Geary does the unexpected, double backs to the place of the last fight, catches the enemy with the pants down and proceeds to kick their ass. Besides that, two things stand out in this book:- Desjanny became a love interest! I confess I didn't see that coming. This was the subtlest love triangle I've ever seen. Once everybody realizes that Geary has romantic feelings for Desjanny, the