An excellent Book 2
In general, I really enjoyed this novel, the second book is a series. As with the first, there was first-rate tension throughout the story, which was well-plotted. The action didn't stop through the whole book.
However, the proofreading was not as crisp as the first book's. There were a fair number of homophone errors, such as: through instead of throw, phased instead of fazed, discrete instead of discreet. Quite a few instances of "it's" rather than "its." An odd contradictory description of a character: "...stifling a groan at the sight of a tall, petite woman dressed..." (tall and petite?). Then there was plain nonsense: “Vis a vie, we need to destroy it,” (huh?)
A star off for the decline in proofing. Even so, this book is very entertaining military sci-fi, and highly recommended.