Confession time. I primarily kept reading because I adore Vakar. Eva has her moments, and the rest of the crew is good, but Vakar is an unexpected delight. This was fun, although I think it helped that I can't understand most Spanish and so ignored all the potty humor/cussing Eva does. This one wraps up the trilogy satisfactorily, but I found it a bit slow. While I enjoyed all these books, I liked the middle one best. The romance and the cats were the best parts. ( )

Confession time. I primarily kept reading because I adore Vakar. Eva has her moments, and the rest of the crew is good, but Vakar is an unexpected delight. This was fun, although I think it helped that I can't understand most Spanish and so ignored all the potty humor/cussing Eva does. This one wraps up the trilogy satisfactorily, but I found it a bit slow. While I enjoyed all these books, I liked the middle one best. The romance and the cats were the best parts. ( )

Thank you to NetGalley and the publishers for an advanced copy in exchange for my honest review!

I want to be upfront and admit that when I started reading this book, I had no idea it was the third novel in the series. Being unaware of this marred my opinion of the book at first, but I liked the story way more as I went on reading. I ended up actually liking this book more than I thought I would! Enough so that I am going to go read books one and two when I can get my hands on them. The one thing that stood out to me in this book was the fight scenes. Those scenes were some of the most fun and engaging scenes I've read in a long while. It was super easy to picture the action in my mind's eye, and just a joy to read. However, I do also have one minor annoyance with the book. I can read some Spanish, but not enough to be able to completely understand full-length sentences. Having to stop reading to open up my translator, completely interrupting my reading flow, just so I can understand what she said, is very annoying. Let it be noted that this is just a personal annoyance and it has no bearing on the quality of the story itself! "Fault Tolerance" was a fun and colorful ride of a space opera, and I'm excited to go back and read the first two books of the trilogy! ( )