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Get even better value for money when you purchase the Logan Ryvenbark's Saga Box SetCaptain Ryverbark has a dozen men and women in his squad; they are facing two million savage fighters, but to him, the odds are about even.One of the last truly peaceful and genetically perfect races in the galaxy, the Aristolans, are under assault from the savage Molochs. While the Federation drags its feet to determine a course of action, intergalactic CEO Belen Morganthal recruits Captain Logan Ryvenbark and his team to do the impossible and drive back the threat before the Aristolans are destroyed. For any other team, it would be a suicide mission. But to Ryvenbark there is always hope for the pure of heart.

245 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 5, 2015

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May 29, 2020
What I was looking for: Gripping, fastpaced sci-fi adventure.
What I got instead: Lots of religious babble that was so mindnumbing that I barely even noticed the few times the story segued into an underwhelming action sequence.
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April 21, 2016
If You like WMD .... Ooh, and Religion

Genius 'military' type, who's 500(?) yrs old, is a merc, gets job saving angels and .... Does he get it done? Can't say, would be a spoiler. But I can say is the story is about a very old, sad, repetitive occurrence of man, religion and war. With way too much religion for me.

Reading this frustrated me a bit as I look for mil SciFi and I get a story where someone watched a few movies or read some books for their military insights. The inconsistencies just pile up -- don't believe author knows difference between a fire tm, squad, platoon and I'll stop there. He threw in 'cool' weapons but in doing so created inconsistency. The method genius uses to counter a million to 1 disadvantage is ... Disheartening --- NBC. And this has a lot of religious overtones thru out. The good guys use WMD? Come on. And MC has robotic pillboxes and a host of other weapons, if intelligently applied to counter 'threat'. Nuke em!

I got confused to 'his universe' as author used planets, implying origin of characters but then characters had earth type accents and just switched around from Florida to Texas to Planet X, Y, Z.

Amazon special at $0.0 and can't recommend to spend money to go any further. The one question by the end -- are the angels really Angels.
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10 reviews
July 29, 2016
Good book kept me engaged, I liked his style of writing.

The story line was also different with some interesting understanding of the impact of innocence on others. Enjoy the read!
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