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Outlanders #40
Closing the Cosmic Eye
UNIVERSAL DOMAIN
The baronial civilization that ruled post apocalyptic America stands on the threshold of a much more sinister plot: the complete domination of Earth. These oppressors are determined to relegate humanity to the status of slavery, and crush the nascent force of freedom fighters who've dared to rebel against a powerful alien race.
INTO THE VOID
Rumors of an ancient doomsday device come to the attention of the Cerberus rebels when it's stolen by an old enemy, Gilgamesh Bates. The preDark mogul who engineered his own survival has now set his sights on a controlling share of the cosmic pie. Kane, Grant, Brigid and Domi ally themselves with Bates's retired personal army, a time-trawled force of American commandos ready to take the battle back to Bates himself, wherever he's hiding in the galaxy, before the entire universe disappears in the blink of an eye.
The baronial civilization that ruled post apocalyptic America stands on the threshold of a much more sinister plot: the complete domination of Earth. These oppressors are determined to relegate humanity to the status of slavery, and crush the nascent force of freedom fighters who've dared to rebel against a powerful alien race.
INTO THE VOID
Rumors of an ancient doomsday device come to the attention of the Cerberus rebels when it's stolen by an old enemy, Gilgamesh Bates. The preDark mogul who engineered his own survival has now set his sights on a controlling share of the cosmic pie. Kane, Grant, Brigid and Domi ally themselves with Bates's retired personal army, a time-trawled force of American commandos ready to take the battle back to Bates himself, wherever he's hiding in the galaxy, before the entire universe disappears in the blink of an eye.
349 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published February 1, 2007
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April 26, 2016
*** 3.20 ***
Not too bad, but nothing to write home about either. I think this author from the so called James Axler group, is the one I just can't connect with. Yes, he is all about the military action and explosions, but he misses in the characterization of the main cast. He particularly misses the mark with Lakuesh and Domi, constantly undermining its validity... He does the soldiers well and keeps well with the action...
Overall, I appreciate this book as part of a series I have been reading forever, but nothing special otherwise... A bit of a bummer...
Not too bad, but nothing to write home about either. I think this author from the so called James Axler group, is the one I just can't connect with. Yes, he is all about the military action and explosions, but he misses in the characterization of the main cast. He particularly misses the mark with Lakuesh and Domi, constantly undermining its validity... He does the soldiers well and keeps well with the action...
Overall, I appreciate this book as part of a series I have been reading forever, but nothing special otherwise... A bit of a bummer...
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