Leviathan is actually the first book of a trilogy. The others are Behemoth and Goliath. Do not read the inner flap of Goliath (and trust me, you want hardbacks) if you abhor on-book spoilers.
If you enjoy any of the following:
- Reading
- Alternate histories
- World War I stories
- Amazing artwork (not the cover, ignore the crappy garbage covers with the models who don't even look like the characters)
- Cool-ass machines
- Cleverness
- Bioengineered monstrosities
- Gruff tomboy heroes
- Ass-kicking not-tomboy heroes*
- Badass, albeit naive, princes
- Bloodthirsty, albeit naive, midshipmen
- Adding useful words and phrases to your vocabulary
- The work of Scott Westerfeld
- Steampunk
Then absolutely read the entire series! And even if you're not sure, I have to heartily recommend giving the first book a look anyway, and see what you think.
If you are a FUNLESS CURMUDGEON, then there is a teeny tiny chance that you might find these books a waste of time. But if that's the case, I'm not sure how you ended up here in the first place. Are you lost?
(*I am given to understand the original Hero from whom we get the word was, in fact, female, so I apply it gender-neutrally as you see here.)