Reviews for Bones Burnt Black

The average rating for Bones Burnt Black based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2013-03-26 00:00:00 Daniel Birello I listened to the free audiobook at podiobooks.com. Too make it simple IT IS as cool as the summary suggests.A very good Scifi/Thriller. For the audiobook The audioquality and narration are good but the voiceacting is a bit lacking in emotion. But thats only a minor issue.

Review # 2 was written on 2012-04-03 00:00:00 Tammy Lariviere Cherryh's books can be hard to rate. This one for example. It's tech-heavy, frequently hard to understand, full of internalised angst and labyrinthine politics. Plus which I hadn't read the book before this one, which meant I was playing catch-up a lot of the time. But ... the human stories inside all that stuff are gripping. That's why I keep reading her, even when it means not knowing what's going on half the time. She does space opera like no one else, with all the complex humanity and bitter divisions that dog our species no matter where we go. In this particular novel, the story of the pilot who has lost touch with reality, and the friends who have been brought in to haul him back, while inter-planetary politics implode and the test program of a new ship unwinds around them, is deeply satisfying.