A friend gave me the first book in the 1632 series, and despite not being a big fan of alternative history, I'm hooked. I actually think he does a great job (along with all the co-authors) of integrating actual history without runing the story, and in a way people not really steeped in the 30 years war actually learn real history, but that's just me.
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Date: 30/11/10 03:09 (UTC)