I apparently don't learn my lesson, but after seven or eight books, I'm invested into Scalzi if i want to be or not

Some may recall i dropped the last one of his i tried, that being the Interdependency Sequence. And by "dropped" i mean i threw it against a wall when i quit

But a new Old Man's War book is out... so let's go

He also starts off with cold opens. I was just talking about how I'm unsure if they are wise

OKAY LET'S GO I GUESS

:|

cold opens can be good, but they can also be clumsy and generic

also, I'm not sure how to feel that this book can be described as "new old man's war: peace"

Oh, awkward

this turned out to be so bland, unexciting, and disappointing, that I just quietly finished it and shelved it

I had very little so say after this. It was so drab and (I hate to say this word) boring.

Old Man's War overall was pretty good. I liked Redshirts later on, but overall, I dunno