*Update* 7/6/15 
 I was a bit nervous about re-reading this just a year after reading it the first time. I needn't have worried. Shit was spewn about my life just as it was the first time I read. I have a hard time imagining how I could be a bigger fan of a thing. Not possible. If anything, this is the most Firefly-like entry in the series. Aside from the alien weirdness parts. 
 6/30/14 
 You know, sometimes I'm a bit bummed when I have a five star review. Not a lot to say about the book. It's awesome, great, amazing, super duper, blah blah blah. 
 So, here I sit, just a guy, wondering if he'll ever have another experience in his life like he just had. 
 I've told this story to many people, and have written about it online more than once. The first in this series, Leviathan Wakes, wasn't my favorite book. In fact, I didn't really like it that much. There were points that I almost put it down and quit. 
 I shudder of what I might have missed. 
 I got through the first in this series and moved on. At some point I got the second one, I think when Border's went out of business and it was $4 for the huge trade paperback that was still brand new. 
 And that second book made me shit myself. The third, more self-shitting. And with this one, my guts just exploded in a gory splatter of half-digested tacos, blood, and, of course, more shit. 
 I turned to my wife when I finished and told her I was so sad, because it was the longest possible amount of time before I could read the next in this series. 
 She was so sweet. Didn't say a word about all that shit scattered over the bed. 
 I love these books so much that the new, impending television show that is in the works is in no way going to be able to compare, I don't care if they give it the 'Game of Thrones' treatment where they are super faithful. They just can't make it this awesome. 
 It. Can't. Be. Done. 
 I love these guys, these books are, literally, written so much for me that I would swear that they've invented some invasive brain mapping tech and have mined my gray matter and pulled out the soft parts that tell them all the things I love in this world. Then they packed those findings into a neat little ball and squished them between the pages of this book. 
 So, please, give me more. And sooner rather than later. Also, I'd add that the book is the 4th in the series, but the first three were clearly part of a trilogy. This one feels much more open ended, like a series. That isn't bad at all, but there is a central mystery that has been hinted at that might take a while to play out through these books. And I, for one, hope they drag this out for a long time. 
 Yay! 
 Oh, and I'm gong to go back and reread Leviathan Wakes soon, I wonder if I was on something when I read it the first time, or if there really is a noticeable difference in the first novel when compared to the others.