Paul Di Filippo has reviewed Dragon's Nine Sons for Sci Fi Weekly, and while he has a few issues with the book, the review ends on a more-or-less positive note:

But within this straitjacket of plot, Roberson inserts as many telling and spicy details of his alternate history as he can, and he delivers a good measure of military suspense. You won't regret accompanying the Nine Sons on their one-way mission.

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