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Save:'The Warrior's Apprentice' in the 'Vorkosigan Saga' introduces readers to the young Miles Vorkosigan, a teenage hero who relies on his wits rather than his physical abilities. Born malformed on a world that shuns physical irregularity, Miles sees service in the Barrayaran military as a way to prove himself. After failing to enter the Barrayaran Imperial Service Academy due to his physical limitations, Miles embarks on a series of adventures that lead him to pose as a mercenary leader, unintentionally building a mercenary fleet. The book follows Miles as he navigates complex situations, tells escalating lies, and unravels a conspiracy against him and his family, all while showcasing Bujold's deft combination of humor, action, and suspense.
The writing style in 'The Warrior's Apprentice' is described as fast-paced, character-driven, and engaging, with moments of touching insight into human nature. The plot is lauded for its humor, action, and suspense, with a smart yet vulnerable protagonist, Miles Vorkosigan, who learns from his mistakes. Despite some coincidences that strain credulity, the book is praised for its ability to keep readers engaged and entertained throughout the story.
The tall and dour non-com wore Imperial dress greens and carried his communications panel like a field marshal’s baton. He slapped it absently against his thigh and raked the group of young men before...
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