DNF at 8%

1 Star = DNF.
2 Star = Finished. Didn’t really enjoy.
3 Star = Finished. Story was neither good nor bad.
3.5 Star = Finished. Story was good. Will maybe pick up next in series if there is one.
4 Star = Finished. Enjoyed story & will definitely pick up next in the series!
5 Star = Bloody Loved it! ♥

Okay! So Violet the main character is an enslaved human working as a bar until, Sinbad - a herminoid, comes and blows it up... Which is rather deserved but nevertheless Violet is horrified. Which leads to an epic adventure. Okay so let me address a complaint that some people have: the female characters are weak, I will admit Violet is kind of weak but there are also Maluma, Diyuma, Jallane (albeit she's dead but that still counts.) Another thing is the fact that the writer wrote a race called th...

This book reminds me of Treasure Planet, a film I liked to watch as a kid. They both have pirate ships sailing through the dangerous void of space and coming upon fascinating and imaginative obstacles, as well as swashbuckling pirates who are brutal but also have a lot of character and personality. However, Galaxy Pirates stands apart from Treasure Planet in its well developed magic system and philosophical exploration of morality and godhood. It is clear that Ms. Tsertsvadze has put much though...

I enjoy sci-fi, especially space opera with strong female characters, and at first it seemed like this book promised that adventure, despite the lack of editing. I got about 2/3 through and put it down. Issue 1: The plot of the book reads like the author didn't know what they were going to do with the story and was making things up. I'm all for "pantser" author styles, but the book needed a comprehensive edit to create a more stable sense of direction.Issue 2: There was too much stuff going on (...

Amazing adventure story with great characters. It’s also a story where your emotions and imagination can run wild all throughout! I recommend this book to people who love sci fi adventure, and pirates.

Best book I've read in years! A must-read for anyone who loves great literature.