I was impressed and at the same time somewhat appalled at the body count at the end of the novel - if Harrington trashes her entire ship and almost a third of her crew in her debut story, what does Weber do for a sequel? (And from what I know, there are a lot of Honor Harrington books.)
I will, most likely, continue reading in this series, despite its initial rocky beginning. (Whether I admit to it and review any further novels here will depend on whether the quality of the writing picks up any.)
Note: I downloaded and read On Basilisk Station through the Baen Free Library, which was an interesting experience for me.
