This book is better than the last, and that wasn't to be sneezed at!
I have to be honest, but I wasn't quite sure about book one. I'd enjoyed it, but it didn't hold me as much as I thought it would.
Then I read book two and, suddenly, the characters became real to me, especially Reynolds, the AI who WAS the Superdreadnought.
And now we reach book three, and it's as though I've known Reynolds and his crew for years!
There was lots of action, plenty of derring-do, and a touch of mystery involved - plus the rescue of a whole planet of people, who had been enslaved, and needed rescuing - so what is an AI, trained in the ways of Bethany Anne to do, except grab his crew, and do their best to free the slaves, solve the mystery, and depose the ruler of the planet they we're visiting!
Poor Reynolds isn't getting as far as he'd like, in his search for the clan of seven Kurtherian, but he knows that freeing people from slavery, and rescuing children from harm, would always be the top priority to his Queen - and who was he to gainsay her!
It always saddens me to reach the end of a book that I'm enjoying, and this was no different - but I'm happy to know that this isn't the end of the story, and there are more books in the series for me to read!
So, as usual, I look at my reading list, to see what's next, and I see that I'm to read book eight of the Ascension Myths: Bourne!
This, once again, makes me so happy, and I know that I'll enjoy this, as much as I have all the previous books of the series - and I see that, after this, I'm back here, with the Superdreadnought, Reynolds, again - what fun! Lol