Vengeance

by Moshe Ben-Or

Even in our darkest hour, it must be stated clearly, the Living Goddess did not abandon Her flock. For beneath the alien jackboot, even when very hope itself seemed lost, there arose, by Her Grace, those yet willing to hold high the torch.

We were rich. We were poor. We were young. We were old. We sprang from the soil of this planet. We came from far off-world.

We were herdeiros. We were minorities. We held advanced degrees. We were illiterate. We’d been born to arms. We had never touched a weapon in our lives.

We were as varied as Her Panoply, our paths to Her Truth – as many as the stars in the sky. But three things united us at first: Our will to fight. Our will to die. Above all else – our thirst for vengeance.

      -- Eva Morales

343 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 6, 2018

About the author

Moshe Ben-Or has lived a colorful life, one well suited to becoming a writer. Much of said life has involved that which is termed "adventure" in retrospect, but at the time mostly boils down to being stuck up crap creek without a paddle. None of the details matter, in the grand scheme of things.

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Reviews

[Kent · Rating 1 out of 5]

If you like books about violent rape, you’ll love this series. If you like books about rampant pedophilia, you’ll love this series. If you like books that are filled with superfluous filler, you’ll love this series. In the series the author creates a religion where the followers worship a goddess. The adherents of this religion refer to Christianity’s central figure as “corpse on a stick” and “zombie” but never disparage Judaism’s central figure. The author fills pages and pages with one of the main characters going on and on ad nauseam about the goddess. The author is overly verbose throughout the series, which I didn’t finish, as though he’s being paid by the word. Somewhere is this series, buried within the rape, pedophilia, and unnecessary filler, is a pretty good book. There are space battles, land battles, special ops, cool science fiction stuff and likeable characters.

[Laurie S. Vasquez · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good story

A little disjointed but that is the writing style, good story line. All three books definitely worth the read, and I am looking forward to to the fourth

[tony hayes · Rating 1 out of 5]

subject matter includes child sex

Awful content justifying peodophilia and child anal sex should never be published a total disgrace to be in public domain