
REVIEW: Caliban's War (The Expanse series) by James A. Corey

This review assumes you read the first book, Leviathan Wakes. If not, do not read beyond this point.
The story begins a year after the events of the first book and now has more PoVs than the previous two. Holden returns as captain of the Rocacinte as does his crew.
I rate this book a bit higher than the last one. First of, most of the characters aren't just mouthpieces for a particular ideology (which I felt was the case in the previous book).
(show spoiler)The science in the book was never intended as hard, and this isn't a problem for most of the book except for one book where it made me roll my eyes. In particular, the part where
(show spoiler)I know, most readers won't care about such a thing though, so take this as you are.
Final verdict
A solid continuation of the series.