Becky B's Reviews > Terminal Peace

Mops and her crew are on a mission to stop a war from spreading (or getting more complicated). But peace keeping missions on planets that have never had contact with the outside world are touchy things, and on top of that, Mops has learned that she's slowly going feral.

I don't know if it was because I was listening to this, or if the plot was extra zany, or if it was because I spread it out so long, but I could not get into this volume and I didn't find it anywhere near as funny as the first 2. (Also, Mops is out of commission for a while, and I missed her.) I ended up just finishing it to finish it, not because I cared about the characters or what was going on (I even had to rewind twice because I forgot what the point of certain side trips were in all the zaniness).

Notes on content:
Language: I lost track of the f-bombs. Lots.
Sexual content: There are some lewd comments, no sex scenes.
Violence: There are a couple battles with some injuries and fatalities.
Ethnic diversity: The humans come from a variety of ethnic backgrounds, Indian, Greek, Hispanic, etc. based on names. Lots of variety in aliens too.
LGBTQ+ content: Some of the aliens have interesting reproduction behaviors that aren't the typical Earth ones.
Other: Mops is succumbing to a plague that renders her feral.