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Dark Fate #17
Dark Fate: Book 17 - Politics and Games
The Demon King of Ceres put down the fighting in Israel in the most brutal and efficient way possible, ending the conflict by destroying much of the nation. Of course, such actions normally have consequences. Normally, since Ceres is too far from the nations of Earth for military reprisals, and there is no court that can prosecute him, since Ceres has signed no treaties. But as the political games begin to simmer in the background, the Demon King turns his attention to one of his pets, and her debut in the Ceres Slavefight League.
- GenresLitrpg
150 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 4, 2024
About the author
Stuart Grosse
239 books212 followersI'm a rookie author, looking to write stories that I enjoy writing. Not gonna get awards, but honestly, I'm happy with each and every person that reads my work.
Stuart is a sci-fi and anime geek, who dabbles in tabletop and video gaming. He enjoys cosplaying and has gone to DragonCon annually since 2009. Frozen Soul is his first book.
It is a sad, sad day when you finally break down and realize that you will never have the life you wanted, never do the things you wished to do, and never see the things you wanted to see. All because of a stupid lack of lightsabers.
I was a 26 y/o college student at Armstrong Atlantic State University, as a theater major. Went to school for a while before, dropped out, tried to go back, dropped out.. Not much to say other than the fact that I'm a laid back guy, and the only drama I like is the kind that's on the stage.
If I act like an idiot, or do anything to offend you, chances are it is not intentional, and I'm being oblivious. In that case, hit me upside the head, and tell me, because I don't catch subtle hints.
Lives in Athens, Georgia, USA
https://www.facebook.com/Mirikon
mirikon@gmail.com
Stuart is a sci-fi and anime geek, who dabbles in tabletop and video gaming. He enjoys cosplaying and has gone to DragonCon annually since 2009. Frozen Soul is his first book.
It is a sad, sad day when you finally break down and realize that you will never have the life you wanted, never do the things you wished to do, and never see the things you wanted to see. All because of a stupid lack of lightsabers.
I was a 26 y/o college student at Armstrong Atlantic State University, as a theater major. Went to school for a while before, dropped out, tried to go back, dropped out.. Not much to say other than the fact that I'm a laid back guy, and the only drama I like is the kind that's on the stage.
If I act like an idiot, or do anything to offend you, chances are it is not intentional, and I'm being oblivious. In that case, hit me upside the head, and tell me, because I don't catch subtle hints.
Lives in Athens, Georgia, USA
https://www.facebook.com/Mirikon
mirikon@gmail.com
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May 11, 2024
liked the gladiatorial theme in this one
I really like the CSL this book, reminded me of a naughty twist on the Roman gladiator games and hope to have other snippets of other big characters run it or new stars rising. I would like to see if possibly when the common soldiers visit I hope they try to get CSL broadcasting to military bases as entertainment and to show how the ceres culture starts taking root in the common wealth.
I really like the CSL this book, reminded me of a naughty twist on the Roman gladiator games and hope to have other snippets of other big characters run it or new stars rising. I would like to see if possibly when the common soldiers visit I hope they try to get CSL broadcasting to military bases as entertainment and to show how the ceres culture starts taking root in the common wealth.
March 17, 2024
This is boring.
There is no semblance of a direction to the story and it is just wandering about. The individual books are all about the same now, this has lost all sense of the original story.
There is no semblance of a direction to the story and it is just wandering about. The individual books are all about the same now, this has lost all sense of the original story.
Displaying 1 - 2 of 2 reviews