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Title: As always, excellent.
Review: Let me admit up front that I'm guilty of owning every New Frontier book except Double Time, so I may be a tad biased.Stone and Anvil was as entertaining and ironic as it's prequels, but had a different feeling to it. I sort of want to say it was calmer, but that's only true to the extent that there were no giant birds erupting from planets, etc. The book's focus on the past didn't make it unusual--clearly, Once Burned shares that distinction--but it had a reflective tone, which showed a depth to Calhoun and Shelby we haven't seen before. Their previous relationship is brought to the forefront for the first time.The book also explored the new Kebron. I find the adult Zak just as entertaining as the adolescent one, and enjoyed being in his head as he struggled to clear Janos.
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