Ple-Sen
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I recently read a couple of books. First, "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" (the first two parts). I enjoyed the book; it's funny and easy to read, a good example of comedic literature.
Second, "Steel Rat," I've only read "The Steel Rat" so far and am now halfway through "The Steel Rat Goes to War." It's a decent adventure book, but not as good as I was told. The protagonist is somewhat of a Mary Sue, and there's a "damsel-in-distress" character who slept with the main character on the first day they met, as a reward for saving her. And he himself isn't as smart as he's portrayed. But overall, it's very good, although not the type of literature I usually enjoy. But fans of adventure literature should read it if they haven't already.
Second, "Steel Rat," I've only read "The Steel Rat" so far and am now halfway through "The Steel Rat Goes to War." It's a decent adventure book, but not as good as I was told. The protagonist is somewhat of a Mary Sue, and there's a "damsel-in-distress" character who slept with the main character on the first day they met, as a reward for saving her. And he himself isn't as smart as he's portrayed. But overall, it's very good, although not the type of literature I usually enjoy. But fans of adventure literature should read it if they haven't already.