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Behold, Humanity! #12
Behold: Humanity!: Dead Blood
Humanity lies dead.
The Atrekna are landing nearly unopposed on thousands of planets.
The day looks dark and many are losing hope.
But the Terran Confederacy of Aligned Systems is more than just the Terrans.
The Treana'ad War Hordes charge into battle against the enemy. Black Mantid Special Forces own the night. The Telkan Marine Corps spits their defiance into the faces of the invaders from a dead universe. The Lanaktallan desert the Unified Military Council by the hundreds of thousand to join with the Confederacy.
Even further, just because you have killed a Terran does not mean its over.
V Corps, led by Trucker, makes planetfall in corpse filled boots, slamming into the thickest concentration of the enemy.
In Lanaktallan Space, Dreams of Something More arrives to accept the Unified Council's surrender.
And the Digital Omnimessiah has returned.
The Atrekna are landing nearly unopposed on thousands of planets.
The day looks dark and many are losing hope.
But the Terran Confederacy of Aligned Systems is more than just the Terrans.
The Treana'ad War Hordes charge into battle against the enemy. Black Mantid Special Forces own the night. The Telkan Marine Corps spits their defiance into the faces of the invaders from a dead universe. The Lanaktallan desert the Unified Military Council by the hundreds of thousand to join with the Confederacy.
Even further, just because you have killed a Terran does not mean its over.
V Corps, led by Trucker, makes planetfall in corpse filled boots, slamming into the thickest concentration of the enemy.
In Lanaktallan Space, Dreams of Something More arrives to accept the Unified Council's surrender.
And the Digital Omnimessiah has returned.
- GenresScience Fiction
360 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 29, 2023
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January 3, 2024
Another great installment of "Behold, Humanity!"
A lot of things happen in this book.
If I had to point out a few deficiencies, some of the gobbledygook scifi explanations are pages long, and I had to start skipping them. Also, this is book # 12, so I'm starting to have a hard time remembering who all the characters are. I still say this is a good read, and I look forward to book #13.
I do recommend going back and starting at book #1. If you start here, you will not be able to grasp everything that is going on.
A lot of things happen in this book.
If I had to point out a few deficiencies, some of the gobbledygook scifi explanations are pages long, and I had to start skipping them. Also, this is book # 12, so I'm starting to have a hard time remembering who all the characters are. I still say this is a good read, and I look forward to book #13.
I do recommend going back and starting at book #1. If you start here, you will not be able to grasp everything that is going on.
April 14, 2024
Great series all the way through!!
I have just one more book to read before I'm done with the series. That's sad. I could read this series over mm and over. O right I have. It's like star wars, dune, star Trek. Heinlein's starship troopers. And every other sci Fi series ever written. Great stuff.
I have just one more book to read before I'm done with the series. That's sad. I could read this series over mm and over. O right I have. It's like star wars, dune, star Trek. Heinlein's starship troopers. And every other sci Fi series ever written. Great stuff.
February 6, 2024
man I love this stuff
Oh, you thought you won? That it was over?
Ha.
It’s a chaotic narrative. One side is playing with Time, another is insane, and the other is stoopid.
The Gestalt conversations make it all fun.
Oh, you thought you won? That it was over?
Ha.
It’s a chaotic narrative. One side is playing with Time, another is insane, and the other is stoopid.
The Gestalt conversations make it all fun.
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