Battletech 27: Operation Excalibur

I read this one a while ago, but all I remember about the book is how much it rocked. Lots of action, and it kept your brain thinking. If you're a Battletechie (like me), read Tactics of Duty (another great book) then you'll definately want to read this one. I'm wondering why Keith hasn't written another one yet. Right now, I can't wait for it!

Yea I love this book I ahve read it so many times its ragged and falling apart I love the writing style I felt like I was there I could feel the mechs legs moving benith me and I could hear the Scarlet beams hitting me I could feel the heat this book was intense, i think you all should read it.

Was a great book same as other Btech books though I found it cool tought me about the Graydeath legion

I LIKED OP. EXCALIBUR BECAUSE IT WAS ACTION PACKED AND VERY INTRIGUING FOR A BOOK. I'M NOT THE BIGGEST FAN OF READING, BUT I LOVED THIS NOVEL ABOUT THE GRAY DEATH SAGA AND IT'S SEQUEL TACTICS OF DUTY.

I loved this book! I liked the fact that Grayson and Lori came back into the picture as the major characters, and man, Lori kicked some serious FedCom butt, especially with the Apollo! I loved the subtle manipulations that were going on throughout the book, how all the sides were busy, but you didn't know who was with who until almost the end of the book. The battles were fantastic, and the fact that the last hundred pages were chock full of fighting was a great bonus. Personally, I can't wait for the next book to come out so we can all read about the exploits of the Gray Death Legion. Especially to see how they stand with Katherine Stiener Davion and the Lyran Alliance when the lid is blown off about Melissa Steiner's death/murder.