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The Directorate #2
A Tale of Three Interns
#2 in the The Directorate series A Novella. Ebsa, Paer and Ra'd have survived their first year at the Directorate School. No doubt this summer internship will be boring. It's not like they'd let them do anything dangerous . . . like assist in a study of dinosaurs.
104 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 25, 2016
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April 22, 2021
Good story
More of the first book, but it's all good. Have I said yet that I don't like doing reviews? The fact that I will probably read all this series means I like it. So far. I've said before, it's the people in a story that's important. If you don't like the characters, you probably won't read any more.
More of the first book, but it's all good. Have I said yet that I don't like doing reviews? The fact that I will probably read all this series means I like it. So far. I've said before, it's the people in a story that's important. If you don't like the characters, you probably won't read any more.
December 22, 2016
A fun YA type book
This book follows the adventures of Paper, presidential daughter, Ebsa Clostuone, who is constantly underestimated because of the silly naming conventions of his society, and R'ad, a descendent of the prophets of the One World who had been in a stasis bubble for 1000 years.
In this story we get a mash-up of the worlds from Uphoff's Wine of the Gods series and Jurassic Park. Not a bad idea and it's a fairly good story.
This book follows the adventures of Paper, presidential daughter, Ebsa Clostuone, who is constantly underestimated because of the silly naming conventions of his society, and R'ad, a descendent of the prophets of the One World who had been in a stasis bubble for 1000 years.
In this story we get a mash-up of the worlds from Uphoff's Wine of the Gods series and Jurassic Park. Not a bad idea and it's a fairly good story.
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