Cetaganda Audiobook

" I have read this book and the rest of the series multiple times. This series is my favorite series (sci fi or fantasy). "

" Close up look at the original Bogey Men in the Vorkosigan novels - a murder mystery rather than space opera - an excellent addition to the series "

" Another good Miles Vorkosigan book, but not quite up there with the previous few. Miles travels to the capital of his people's long time enemies for a state visit and (as always) immediately gets bogged down in intrigue and mystery. This book expands the cultural container of the universe, describing a society which had previously only been hinted at. "

" A satisfying Miles Vorkosigan book. Ah, in the haut society of Cetaganda--the enemy and sweet love. All mixed up with potential death. "

" I'm finding that I have less patience with Miles' shenanigans this time around. Maybe because I now have subordinates that I'd want to strangle if they cut me out of the loop like that? Or maybe because I'm better able to see now how a maverick like Miles would end up slaughtered by his own people? "

" A nice court intrigue story, lots of fun. "

" Sort of a mystery novel set in an alien, soccially complicated world. I had a smile on my face the whole time I was reading this. Really enjoyed the men versus women thing going on in Cetaganda. "

" A rollicking good story. Interesting details on the Cetagandans. Not so much on internal Miles development. "

" One of my favorite Miles Vorkosigan adventures. Mystery, suspense, and a complex web of social and political intrigue. "

" Re-read 11/12. "

" Brilliant, just as any other book in the Vorkosigan saga! "

" Bujold gets to make up a whole world here and then turns Miles and Ivan loose in the Byzantine twists and turns of ghem and haut society. Not the best book in the series but still better than most sf. "

" eeeeeeeeeeeee I <3 this series sfm. Also, Ivan, you're so qt. "

" This entry in the Vorkosigan Saga struck me as a little lighter than the others. It was very enjoyable, full of sparkling dialogue and the oversized personality of Miles. They mystery at the heart of the story was a bit contrived, I thought, and this one's not going to be my favorite. "

" I'm giving this one three stars, not because it isn't a good book but because I just didn't enjoy it quite as much as the previous ones and well. They can't all be 4 or 5 starts. Still a good book, filled with intrigue, excitement and, because it's Miles, all sorts of accidental trouble. Fun read. "

" introduction of new world that has some crazy art ideas "

" The politics were a little difficult to get through, but overall a good read. "

" I did find the mystery and intrigue in this one quite riveting, but I still don't think it's as good as Warrior's Apprentice. "

" An excellent installment in the Miles Vorkosigan series. Miles at his best in the intriguing Cetagandan empire. I enjoyed it even more the second time around. "

" I read this book once and thought it was OK. A couple of years later, I listened to the audiobook, and it was better. Not the best of the Vorkosigan novels, but not one of the worst either. "

" Possibly one of her best. "

" Exquisite. Bujold's world-building astounds me every time. "

" I read this book once and thought it was OK. A couple of years later, I listened to the audiobook, and it was better. Not the best of the Vorkosigan novels, but not one of the worst either. "

" This was enjoyable, but it burned me out on Miles for a while. I did like the way the ending was wrapped up. "