Will there be anothor Fury book?

StealthSeeker wrote:Not that I have any great ideas for a plot for a whole book, but there have to be lots of severely mysterious things that have accumulated in the files of the investigative service that this trio can be sent out to get to the bottom of and each of them could have extremely complex twists. And I would enjoy reading about these adventures.

But as sort of a grin producing side thought, how would our trio deal with some determined amorous pursuit of Ally. The possibilities abound.

odinlowejr88 wrote:While Alicia and co. are extremely powerful they have several weaknesses such as:
- With enough numbers they can still be overwhelmed whether in person-to-person battles or ship to ship battles.
- They can only affect their local area and still take time to travel from place to place.
- A way to resist their mental powers could always be introduced whether via other telepaths, a device, or something else.

So it shouldn't be that hard to come up with a plot that exploits these to keep things interesting like:

The lizards secretly building up a much larger fleet than the humans and/or getting in a sneak attack to start that destroys much of the humans fleet.

Coming into contact with a new hostile alien race (lots of neat variations could be done with this such as the emperor deciding or Alicia convincing him to use her as an envoy to the lizards because the invaders are too strong to beat without the lizards joining forces with them.)

A new species of telepathic mind controlling aliens coming into contact with humanity and starting to take control of the human's governments "from within" and Alicia's powers make her the only one capable of investigating them without getting controlled.

Also a book could be done just chronicling the high points of the different investigations that Alicia and co. get sent on. She would be more of a Mary Sue in this instance but challenges could still be developed and Mary Sue stories, if done just right, can still be really fun to read. I'm thinking something similar in some ways to James H. Schmitz's Telzey Amberdon novels.

And there are several plots people have mentioned in previous posts that should be workable.

LadyPhoenix wrote:... Alicia's Story of how she built up and then got torn apart and finally became whole again would make most follow up adventures pale. ...

DennisLee wrote:

LadyPhoenix wrote:... Alicia's Story of how she built up and then got torn apart and finally became whole again would make most follow up adventures pale. ...

I would have to agree with this. I read "Path of fury" back in the ninty's before I read any of the Honor Harrington books. I wasn't until I read some of the forums other than Safehold, Honorverse, War God and Empire of Man that I realized the book had been writtin by David Weber. Once I realized it I got the full volume "In Fury Born" and read that. Excellent stories, but I think everything was explained and wrapped up in the two story volume. Anything following would have to start anew. IMHO I'd rather David focus on wrapping up some of his other stories instead of trying to restart this franchise.