Halo
Halo
Halo: The Thursday War: Book Two of the Kilo-Five Trilogy
Ratings5
Average rating3.8
Halo
Man I can't wait to see what they do with this Jul 'Mdama character. This book felt a tad slower but still very good. Jul's story was the part I enjoyed the most, as he is a good example of what Halo excels at: villains with understandable and even defendable motives. Jul understandably didn't trust humanity's motives and Kilo-Five proves him right, leading the reader to question who they should be cheering for in a prisoner's dilemma.
Man I can't wait to see what they do with this Jul 'Mdama character. This book felt a tad slower but still very good. Jul's story was the part I enjoyed the most, as he is a good example of what Halo excels at: villains with understandable and even defendable motives. Jul understandably didn't trust humanity's motives and Kilo-Five proves him right, leading the reader to question who they should be cheering for in a prisoner's dilemma.
