An all-new David Weber Honorverse short novel, I Will Build a House of Steel, chronicling the early days of the Manticoran Star Kingdom and the reign of King Roger.
Have you ever finished the latest Honor Harrington novel from David Weber and wished you could linger in Weber’s Honorverse just a bit longer? Now you can with this treasure trove of tech, specs, and insights on David Weber’s mega best-selling Honor Harrington series. Orbital characteristic of key planets, regimental order of the Royal Navy, backstory on the history and drama of the Star Kingdom’s birth and early days—you’ll find it all here, illustrated and thoughtfully arranged by the BuNine Weber research group, and overseen by David Weber himself.
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Product ReviewBook consists of two sections: a short novel unable to stand on it's own without support from the rest of the series, and a series of technical manuals and essays, also unable to stand on it's own. If you're a fan of the Honorverse, a worthwhile investment @$15.00, otherwise not worth even the regular price.
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Product ReviewThis is a fantastic story, well told and fills in a lot of blanks in the prehistory of the Star Kingdom.
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Product ReviewFrom all recent HH books this is certainly the best. Maybe it's due to the novella format, or maybe due to the scope of time & event's that pass but there is finally a feeling of something happenig as opposed to the mainstream books. The compendium part is full of information for those of us interested in background material. All in all a very good entry in the series. And even if you aren'y after deteils like me, the novella itself is well worth a read.
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Product ReviewI have to say that this is a great book, dosent matter if you are a newcomer to the Honorvers or have read all the books. definetly Worth it!
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Product ReviewOk a great addition to the Honorverse. I really like the novella and the way the rest is laid out. The back ground information about the SKM and Grason was very well written and I enjoyed this much. I have been somewhat critical of the last couple of offerings by Webber but this one is in my opinon a winner.
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