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Weapons of Choice (The Axis of Time Trilogy, Book 1) John Birmingham
Publisher: Ballantine Books

I found this topic not on meter science fiction book forum and thought it was fun to make SF the favorite books in a row to set up, here's my top 10 of SF:. I think so, but it may be that these titles are for the more seasoned SF reader. At the start of Australian author Birmingham's stellar debut novel, a United Nations battle group, clustered around the U.S.S. The Axis Of Time trilogy by John Birmingham. Yes, I did just call Little Miss Beamrape "sneaky" — she tends to draw people into traps so she can charge up the Starlight Breaker rather than just power through their defenses like Vita does. Weapons of Choice (2004) from the book jacket, Book 1. The Axis of Time trilogy lays out the culture shock collision between a world slightly ahead of our own and a world that fewer of us remember each day, America in the 1940s. The Weapon Of Choice trope as used in popular culture, with a list of examples from all media. This probably is due to the fact that Tolkien's dwarves, one of the most prominent examples of the proud warrior race, favored axes. Perhaps there is a title which one expert says that the very title is an excellent introduction to the world of SF. World War 2.1: Weapons of Choice, World War 2.2: Designated Targets, and World War 2.3: Final Impact. Weapons of Choice (Axis of Time, Book 1) (The Axis of Time Trilogy. Weapons of Choice (The Axis of Time Trilogy, Book 1).