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 In Enemy Hands - David Weber
 In Enemy Hands - David Weber ... prison planet named Hell - and her scheduled execution. Put into solitary confinement, separated from her officers and her treecat, and subjected to systematic humiliation by her gaolors, her future has become bleak and short.Newest Review: ... with the Peeps military improving, lessoning the odds between them. A new power runs Haven now, one more powerful then the ... more ... last. Honor's division is detached to shepard a convoy of supply ships to another planet system. Unaware that the system has suffered a great loss and fallen to the peeps, proceeds. The ship that heads to Clairmont Station to warn that the system has fallen, arrives too late to warn Honor's Convoy. Honor is aboard Prince Adrian for the ride, when the convoy arrives in system. Prince Adrian recieves no response to the message, worrying people on board. The ship is attacked by bogeys, which in turn are id...more |
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In Enemy Hands - David Weber: In Enemy Hands (604 words)
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After Honor Harrington's experience with the Q-ships and their success rate, she heads back to Grayson and her steading. She is not only accomplied by Nimitz, Samantha (his mate), and the kittens, but as well by other Treecats "emigrating" to Grayson. Upon arrival, Farragut "bonds" with Miranda (Honor's maid), the first Grayson-Treecat bond. Honor and Admiral White Haven discuss the changes in the Manticore Navy. In the midst of the discussion, the Admiral realizes how beautiful Honor is. Honor "feels" these emotions through Nimitz, causing confusion, as everyone knew of the tragedy behind his marriage, his lovely ... Read the complete review
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