Great book, just disappointed with no resolution regarding Filipo. Maybe I missed that.

This book was so awesome! The POV chapters were my favorite so far I love that we got to get into the minds of the crew! Alex and Amos chapters really did not disappoint and I’m very excited about the new crew member as well.

Another great book in the series. Surprise after surprise with non stop twists and turns. Learning more about the backgrounds of the main characters is fascinating.

It is an interesting read but there isn’t anything new that happens in the book with regards to protomolecule. My least favorite of the series so far.

Fantastic as always.

Great characters, great plot, great sci fi… what’s not to love!?

It’s like watching a long running show(no I haven’t watched the show) or movie. It’s truly amazing that this is a book. Man I love hem all but this one was especially good

I was worried about the direction the series was going, because up until the previous book Cibola Burn the series was good, with that one misshap out the way the Expanse is still a good series but not great because the author puts unnecessary filler in the book

I loved the first couple of books in this series, but it’s clear the authors ran out of ideas a long way back. I skipped entire chapters of this book because they contained nothing of serious value to the main story.

In “Nemesis Games” the crew of the Rocinante go on separate missions early in the novel, while the ship gets significant repairs at Tyco Station. Each of these missions is related to unfinished business from their past. Likewise, each of these individual stories provide interesting background for the characters. While these personal problems are being worked out, a larger and deeper plot is unfolding. This over-arching story will change the balance of power in the Solar System, and the course of history. Needless to say, our crew will end up in the thick of these events. I find that this novel is a good sequel to “Cibola Burn.” I think I actually enjoyed it more, as the threaded narrative focusing on the individual characters really worked for me. It was also nice that it saw the re-introduction of some characters from previous works. It might be good to have read the Expanse Novella “The Churn” before this one as it provides background on characters involved in Amos Burton’s portion of the book.