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Enjoyed the plot and getting to know the characters. Like how the author gives two sides to the main story line. Makes you think about if what you are doing is really for the greater good or not." |
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"Ah it was fine. Not bad, not great. Lacking the detail to make it actually engaging, but good enough to have pushed through and finished it. Probably not good enough to go find the sequel."
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"Armed conflict between rebels and the establishment, both armed with heavy armored mechanical units.
Many fought many died. Purchased for free from Amazon, Purchased on Apr 7, 2026, this Kindle book, read with Alexa audio assist." Read more of this review » |
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"The Hollows is a tense, multi threaded sci-fi war narrative that follows fractured characters navigating a collapsing world on the brink of total instability.
Daniel James Clark weaves together shifting perspectives, military conflict, and hidden age" Read more of this review » |
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“They hauled out two huge, blocky Jotun class mechs designed for deliberate, steady progress on a battlefield. One was their very own Cronus. The other was named Craig, and no one knew quite why.”
― The Forge
― The Forge
“You even drilled a hole in it. You know that’s illegal, right? Defacing currency.”
“Well, you’re dating a serious badass,” Mark said. “Committing crimes in the name of love and all that.”
― The Forge
“Well, you’re dating a serious badass,” Mark said. “Committing crimes in the name of love and all that.”
― The Forge
“Mark Alder was a tall black man in his mid-twenties with none of the awkward clumsiness that could sometimes accompany height.”
― The Forge
― The Forge
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