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Superhuman #3

Semper Fi

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Superhuman terror incidents are on the rise, riots are breaking out everywhere like a plague spreading across the face of the world, and the unknown enemy still stalks the world. However, Pierson and Hale are determined to bring down the monster that has caused this turmoil, no matter what it takes. With violence exploding on all sides, when given a clear shot at the source of the chaos, they determine to take their chance.

Hale will throw every bit of power he has at the very source that granted him with his strength, backed by a world thrown into chaos looking for someone, anyone, to blame.

221 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 20, 2019

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433 reviews29 followers
June 15, 2019
Oh wow, that was an entertaining read. It read like a crazy summer action blockbuster and was splendid for it. It was filled with action, intrigue and good ol' head bashing. As another reader put it, it was a great "popcorn read". The book contained quite a few grammatical errors but it could be chalked up to it being self-published. Don't let that detract you from the story though, Currie is a bonafide action/sci-fi author.
3 reviews
June 8, 2019
Reading Evan Curries' books is always a fight in my head: The stories are inspired, fresh, intriguing and I love where he tries to take me fantasy-wise. But then you have the practical side: the actual writing. The books contain grammatical errors and weird sentence constructions that, even as a non native, make it hard for me to keep on reading instead of throwing the book away.
This book was even worse than usual. I often got the feeling the writing was done while watching a movie or something. I think I reported at least 20 typos in the book... If the stories weren't that capturing I probably wouldn't even bother looking at them
13 reviews
June 6, 2019
Good story but desperately in need of a good editor

A good conclusion to the trilogy that’s clearly a set up for a second series. Characterisation and story are nice and consistent. But my god, this is a rushed, poorly edited mess. Typos,grammatical errors, wrong words are abundant on almost every page. It honestly
Looks like the writer didn’t even do a final read through of his writing, just hit save and export to Amazon. Bit surprising really as he’s normally a clean and solid writer. This was definitely rushed.
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1 review2 followers
June 4, 2019
Good story, bad editing

I really enjoyed the first two books in the series. The story in this one was just as good but the editing absolutely killed me. It took away from enjoying a cool story, even if Cap is a crayon eater...
6 reviews
June 4, 2019
Good read, but......

Good read but there was a lot of misspelled words and grammar errors. I had to stop a little to put some of the thoughts together.
21 reviews4 followers
June 30, 2019
In many ways, I wanted to enjoy this book, however I couldn’t take the the political marginalizing and the intention behind many of the statements in the novel, There were many mistakes in the book but the political tint was the most bothersome. I used to ignore it but I have found that it gets worse all the time.

There is no “rise in the Nazi movement” there are incredibly few white supremacists. They hold a rally with ten members nationwide every 6 months or so in America.Hardly what anyone would call a movement. Less than 1% of the population have any sort of support for these people so do not equate that to hundreds of church burnings and constant assaults and rapes by middle easterners in Europe. There is a problem in Germany and other European countries but it is hardly because of white nationalists. There are just people that are not okay with rapid immigration of people’s who do not share their culture, beliefs, laws, language, and are heavily supported by national funds. If the marine, fought against Nazi members in all of Germany, he would make short work of the very few who showed up. Whereas you have multiple Islamic nations that support the destruction of people due to their race and religion.

You ought to be ashamed and this idiocy spreads fear of a foe that does not exist. You would be surprised what a little fiction can do to the world.
13 reviews
June 4, 2019
Fast paced, quality addition to the story line

I enjoyed the additional supers and how they were used to advance the "what happens/happened to the personality of a super" plot line. I also enjoyed the villain character advancement, down to the final rally of what could be in store next for the world and its new "super" state. I'm happy to go diving into the author's other offerings while I wait.
9 reviews
June 9, 2019
Great conclusion to the series

I'm really glad Evan Currie took a foray into the superhero genre. The characters grab you like they do in his other books and take you for a ride.

My only complaint with this series is that it needs an editor. Lots of minor typos and wrong words, and not quite up to the quality of his other books. Even with those little annoyances, this trilogy is worth the read.
12 reviews1 follower
August 16, 2019
Semper Fi

This book is non stop! From page one to the last will keep you on the edge of your seats. And being a Marine brat I can confirm everything said about Marines in general are true. The author obviously is a Marine or someone close to him is. Great story telling and even greater characters. Can't wait for the next book. The only thing I really didn't like was the abrupt ending.
19 reviews
June 5, 2019
I read all three books in 3 days.

I don't know how accurate the military terms are but this is an awesome series.
Just dying to know what happens next!!
As a character says, it less Marvel and more DC superhumans.
If you love a good military/sci-fi/superhumans book.
This is for you.
I just hope Evan Currie is writing more now!
3,198 reviews26 followers
June 20, 2019
An EC. SYFY. Novel (S - 2: SF)

EC. has. penned the second novel in the Superhuman series where the Marine Major with superhuman strength is assisting an SR-71 attempting to nuke the escaping space craft. They are able to eventually knock the alien craft from orbit and land the SR-71 on an aircraft carrier. This us an excellent read for the genre.....DEHS
6 reviews3 followers
October 15, 2019
Great story, not ready for prime time

Unlike the excellent first two books, looks like this version is a final draft before being sent to final proofing. The sheer number of spelling and grammatical errors actually breaks the fourth wall. Once cleaned up, this heart pounding story will outshine the first two.
150 reviews2 followers
December 16, 2019
Phooie

Well that was a blast. Obviously this is not the end, it's just too open ended. Great action throughout. So what do you reckon has happened to Hale. Interesting. Perhaps the next book will supply the answers. Looking forward to the next book then, Evan Currie. I'm in need e a superhuman fix. So don't delay.
20 reviews
January 19, 2020
Action packed and humorous as well

Great book! Enjoyed the first two and can't wait for the next. Plenty of action, lots of humor, and enjoyable to read. Would like to see more of the original cast of characters. Hale is a bit too much like Superman. Still highly recommend the book.
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26 reviews4 followers
May 22, 2019
Best in series

Loved the ebook was the best one in series so far. Looking forward to the next ebook. I hope the author continues the series and writes a new arc or just continues where he left off.
34 reviews
May 23, 2019
I loved it!

It was a bit short but the best of the rash of Superhero books now being written nonetheless. Canadian Evan Currie, very tongue-in-cheek, really had fun with American military traditions and customs. This is really shaping up to be great series.
78 reviews
May 31, 2019
Very exciting series!

Evan Currie has really created a special series here with Superhumans. I highly recommend all of his books as they are all superb. I think you will appreciate a quality read for a good price, so pony up and enjoy!
4 reviews
June 6, 2019
This needs to be made into a tv show!!!

This book was fantastic. The pace, action, unpredictability, and most of all the hilarious insanity is absolutely overwhelming! It’s the most fun I’ve ever had while reading!
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30 reviews1 follower
May 8, 2021
Fun series

Interesting concept. However, needs better editing as there were typos. Part of the Kindle unlimited group of books so very economical for those of us who read a lot and enjoy action adventure.
1 review1 follower
July 19, 2019
Great story bad editing

Rest of the reviews are correct. The story is fun and fast paced but the editing here is terrible.

Please fix and it’s a 5 star. In the meantime just look past the edits and enjoy.
17 reviews
December 6, 2019
Superhuman pause

Dang it, gotta wait for the next book to be written and I'm too impatient!
I swore to myself that I was only going to read just a small amount each evening and then it was so good I read the whole thing in 24 hours!
Wishing the next one would come out sooner!
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77 reviews6 followers
January 4, 2020
Exciting

This is an exciting new military space opera. In this case though it currently is played out on earth. It’s hard to tell the good guys from the bed at this point. But it is a very exciting and interesting take on this genre.
10 reviews1 follower
October 18, 2019
Fun read. Good start to a bigger story.

As military sci-fi goes, this series worked well. Retired Marine becomes a superhero, random humans gain mutant powers, alien tech wants to terminate life on Earth, planetary governments and military are all caught off guard and are scrambling to cope.
If you are a fan of DC or Marvel comics, you will enjoy the ride.
I read book three of this series shortly after it came out. It could use some grammar editing, found a lot of minor errors and typos that did not take away from the story.
I scored this four out of five mainly because of the need for editing. The storyline held together well, and the characters kept my interest. Looking forward to book four or another series that deals with the fallout from this one.
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443 reviews22 followers
June 1, 2019
End of this arc is ok, but disappointing.

The conclusion to the trilogy of Superhuman where an ex-Marine becomes essentially Superman (minus the impossibility of a secret identity) works out ok, but it feels essentially like a "I need this to end" tome. The most interesting bits are the setting up of a massively superpowered mankind vs Saberhagen's Berserkers future series, so the trilogy basically wets up our appetites, but the concluding volume lets us thirsty.

I still want to give a shout-out to a well done mil-fi/superhero hybrid, even if it could have been a bit better. But M. Currie writes well so that's still ok.
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1,299 reviews17 followers
June 24, 2019
The basic story and plot are still fun and enjoyable.

It's ridiculously over the top, and a bit too gun-ho american military lovin'. I'm even from the US and I'm still totally groaning. So basically this would be a 4 star except minus 1 star for how beyond the pale over the top it is in a few ways, and minus one star for the horrible lack of any copy editing. Misspellings are one thing, but the grammar and wrong word choices all over are kind of crazy.
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1,772 reviews58 followers
October 11, 2021
Well, this was the most exciting of the three books in this series. I'm assuming this was the last one but I certainly hope not. I loved Alex Hale, my favorite superhero in this, even though there were plenty of them to go around. I would like to read more about Tessa and her 2 friends.

No romance and the F-bomb was used 23 times.

As for the narration: As I've said in the last reviews he was all wrong to narrate this series.
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9 reviews
August 10, 2019
Good story but it's a bit unpolished.

I really enjoyed the book but it needs another proof and edit cycle. The flow of the front half is a bit disjointed and the story telling us fantastical.

That being said it is a great story told in an entertaining manner. I really enjoyed it.
15 reviews
August 9, 2020
Can't wait...

Another great addition to this series. The probe is winding down its primary mission on earth and the marine is in the thick of the action that is happening in Europe. Hopefully Currie will come out with a fourth book in this series to see the consequences of the probe final attempt to destroy humanity.
208 reviews
August 24, 2020
Fantastic action story. Perfect for hollywood

A great story with a lot of action packed into these three books. Wish there was a fourth book, would love to see how the alien like going up against a whole planet of superheroes. And on that i think this series could go straight to the movies or has a series. Great job Evan!!
76 reviews
February 16, 2022
An amazing book, and an exciting Read!

I have read the entire series up to this point, and I am getting ready to read the next book in this series. These books are so well written, that I can read them over, and over again...:-) I look forward to several more books with Captain Hale, and his team!!....:-)
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