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Navigator #3
Killer Edge
Book Three of the completed four-part Navigator series
Our team match the enemy by creating a little critter magic of their own. New forces join them, and survivors add their weight to the fight, further changing what becomes possible. First contact is made, and believing they are running headlong into failure, Ark learns to take the lesser loss.
Their alien enemy takes one more calculated risk that may prove to be the edge our team need to win the war.
With advanced vision, hydraulics and liquid based armor, Navigators are soldiers of the future. When the world falls to an unexpected enemy, they become mankind's only chance to remain the dominant species.
Killer Edge is the third book in the four-part Navigator series.
Our team match the enemy by creating a little critter magic of their own. New forces join them, and survivors add their weight to the fight, further changing what becomes possible. First contact is made, and believing they are running headlong into failure, Ark learns to take the lesser loss.
Their alien enemy takes one more calculated risk that may prove to be the edge our team need to win the war.
With advanced vision, hydraulics and liquid based armor, Navigators are soldiers of the future. When the world falls to an unexpected enemy, they become mankind's only chance to remain the dominant species.
Killer Edge is the third book in the four-part Navigator series.
- GenresScience Fiction
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First published April 2, 2016
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September 10, 2021
SD Tanner has done well with this third book of the Navigator series. We have all kinds of things going on here. We have Cassie, a young girl who got in contact with the goo the critters were using to keep the populace imprisoned. Someone got a tourniquet on that arm, so the only thing that really turned was the arm itself, not the whole person. They kept her chained to a bed in the hospital and used her to send false messages to the critter boss. A few more folks came forward to be trained as Navs. They made contact with the preppers, and they agreed to take in survivors. They found out where the army went, and went after them. It's still not looking good, though. Then there is a massive attack on the folks camping out outside the wall, and naturally that spills over inside the wall. And then inside CaliTech buildings. Ark manages to save them all with a fluke, but he blames himself for not following his original plan. This one is a beaut! I think you'll love it.
May 30, 2017
Enjoyed yet another in the series 4/5
March 25, 2022
An effective middle to the series.
June 2, 2016
"Edge" of my seat
As always, SD Tanner delivers. My favorite author spins another tale with twists and turns throughout. Enjoyable reading and easy to get lost in the "killer" story. Keep up the good writing!
As always, SD Tanner delivers. My favorite author spins another tale with twists and turns throughout. Enjoyable reading and easy to get lost in the "killer" story. Keep up the good writing!
Displaying 1 - 4 of 4 reviews