Barbara Harrison’s Reviews > Jack Forge, Fleet Marine Boxed Set > Status Update

New Home: A new planet is in sight, but there are still some old enemies lurking in this three-hour read.
Last Stand: wraps up the saga

New Home: A new planet is in sight, but there are still some old enemies lurking in this three-hour read.

Enemy Within: This PG13 space military procedural in which Major Jack Forge is trying to train replacements for the Marines who have been lost takes about three and a half hours.

Alliance:It takes about three hours to read this family-friendly space yarn in which Major Jack Forge goes on a solo survey mission. 
Betrayal: PG13 space opera, this one kept me up past my bedtime, requiring more than four hours (or perhaps the entire world situation is more tiring than I thought). It starts with Major Jack Forge leading a squadron of tacs providing flank protection for the fleet.

New Enemy: Allow about three hours for this family-friendly pace adventure where Major Jack Forge and Commander Sam Torent are sent on a suicidal mission.

Lost Marine: Allow about four hours for this family-friendly space adventure which opens with a battle scene, then switches to Jack and Sam trying to get blue goop for food.
Rescue: Allow three hours for this family-friendly continuation of the space adventures of Jack Forge which pick up just after Lost Marine.
Escape: Book 3 of the Jack Forge Lost Marine series continues right along.

Lost Marine:Allow about four hours for this family-friendly space adventure which opens with a battle scene, then switches to Jack and Sam trying to get blue goop for food.
Rescue:Allow three hours for this family-friendly continuation of the space adventures of Jack Forge which pick up just after Lost Marine.
Escape: