Heirs of Empire

by David Weber and Lucas Moreno

For really tough jobs, Emperor Colin, is your man. The only person in the galaxy ever to stop the genocidal Achuutani, he resurrected an empire that died 45,000 years ago. But the rest of the galaxy... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0671877070
• ISBN13: 9780671877071
• Release Date: March 1996
• Publisher: Baen
• Length: 544 Pages
• Weight: 2.20 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 4.2" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

What happened to this series?

Books 1, 2 and 3 are all fantastic. This one focuses on the next generation, the creation of new ships, and being stranded on backward worlds. It was a little slow, and had less space action then is the norm for the series. The book wraps up this book - But we are left hanging! Honor Harrington seems to get all the attention, and fans of the other series are left hanging! This series has everything a fan of military SF could want - except a conclusion!

Best technology/gunpowder writer since H. Beam Piper.

It really takes a good author to handle the mixing of a gunpowder theocracy and futuristic science, but here it has been handled with class amd comes off with a genuine 5-star rating. A new tale in this universe is definitely called for.

Another great story from David Weber!!!

This book is awesome. You get a really good feel for the kid's characters, but I would like to read more about Harry. I expected her to play a bigger role in the story. Overall, I found the kid's adventure more interesting than Colin's - that's okay since it was the majority of the book. I can't wait until the next installment! Did the computer accept Sean's authority???

best sci-fi series i've ever read

this is the best science fiction series of books i've ever read. I rarely read a book more than once, but i've read all the books in this series at least 3 times straight through. I have trouble putting them down even to stop to eat. Mr. Weber, if you're reading this, I encourage you to keep writing on this series all the way to it's logical conclusion, the destruction of the Achu'Ultan computer.

The third in a great series

The saga that started with Mutineer's Moon continues and I found the book to be a page turner. Treason, war and revenge in one book but not on one world. Musket and pike war in the age of lasers and rockets. Ok, David, where is the next in the series? I can't wait to get back to the lives of Colin, his family and his faithful spaceship.