Ethan of Athos Audiobook

" It's fun and worth reading but without any real weight. I missed Miles. "

" Very fun read! Bujold's characterizations are amazing! You have to love them all. Even the bad guys! I definitely recommend this to not only sci fi lovers, but readers in general. "

" Oh, okay, this isn't anywhere near as good as the other Vorkosigan novels, but it has Elli Quinn! And sweet, dorky Ethan from the very gay planet of the patriarchy! Needs more Miles. Okay, *any* Miles. Or Cordelia. But it's a great comfort read. "

" Okay this one had me howling with laughter in places. "

" Amazing how many of the books in this series maintain high levels on enjoyable writing, great story wit actual plot advancement, and continued character growth. This one is a little light though. "

" This book is always fun. It's a bit of a departure from the rest of the Miles Vorkosigan series, but it was nice seeing Elli saving the day. Ethan was a very engaging and interesting character and I keep hoping Bujold returns to Athos to see how he and Terrence (and EQ-1's children) are doing. "

" The book that I've read completely as an ebook. Different from most Vorkosigan stories. 3.5 stars. Interesting, but not a page turner. "

" Sweet and funny and twisted, this novel takes any number of SF tropes and turns 'em inside out. I love Ethan, full of outrage and indignation till he finds himself alone in the corridor. Have I said that I LOVE this series? I do, I so do. "

" Technically a part of the Vorkosigan saga, but Miles is nowhere in it. This story's protagonist is Elli, who has been sent on a separate mission by Miles. Enjoyable read, as always, but I missed Miles. "

" Amazing construct of a world. LMB can imbue her characters with the most amaznig emotions such that the reader gets them clearly. I hadn't read this one before, I am glad I read it now. "

" Technically a part of the Vorkosigan saga, but Miles is nowhere in it. This story's protagonist is Elli, who has been sent on a separate mission by Miles. Enjoyable read, as always, but I missed Miles. "

" It was a very interesting adventure, but the plot was a bit simplistic. There was enough to be a fun read/listen. It was good to find out about Elli Quinn, but it was hard to know exactly when in the timeline this story happens. "

" A quick and very enjoyable read. Reminded me a bit of "The Left Hand of Darkness," in its treatment of how a society would look with very different sexuality/gender roles, though much less philosophical about it. "

" While you can't say the book really wow-ed me, it's pleasant and exciting with a good set of characters. I enjoyed reading it. "

" Now that I'm done her Vorkosigan Saga books, I'm catching up on standalone books in the Vorkosigan 'verse before reading Bujold's other series. Ethan of Athos was quite good, even as a standalone. Not one of her 5-star works, but a solid 4 stars for being enjoyable. "

" The book that I've read completely as an ebook. Different from most Vorkosigan stories. 3.5 stars. Interesting, but not a page turner. "

" This was way fun. The gender politics in this one are the equivalent of Twain's racial politics in Huckleberry Finn. I'd really rate this 3.5 but I'll round it up because it was so entertaining and yay, the ending made me smile. "