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Scattered Suns: The Saga of Seven Suns - Book #4
By: Kevin AndersoneBook Publisher: Hachette
Imprint: Aspect
Series: Saga of Seven Suns #4
Format: ePub Encrypted (DRM)
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Reader Review: While the story is interesting, the author spends too much time rehashing previous events. I know this is for readers who haven't read the previous books, but enough is enough. The story line is above average. All in all a good story.
The fourth novel in the Saga of Seven Suns series executes a plan that has been long in the making. The final, most powerful enemy against the humans is about to be launched; how will they survive?
The war between the alien hydrogues and the faeros rages, reducing suns to blackened shells--including one of the fabled seven suns of the Ildiran Empire. The Ildirans are engaged in a bloody civil war and are bitterly divided. Can they overcome their internal fighting to face a deadly new enemy?
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| Title of Science Fiction eBook: Scattered Suns: The Saga of Seven Suns - Book #4 | Series: Saga of Seven Suns, , #4 |
| Release Date: 07-01-2005 | |
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| Publisher: Aspect | Store Sales Rank: 21309 |
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| SKU | 9780759515185 |
| File size | 723 |
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Scattered Suns: The Saga of Seven Suns - Book #4
Chapter One
ADMIRAL LEV STROMO
Though Admiral Stromo was the ranking officer aboard the prowling Manta cruiser, he let acting commander Elly Ramirez make the day-to-day decisions. It generally worked out better that way. Stromo didn't feel the need to throw his weight around, and he liked to keep someone handy to take the fall if anything went wrong.
For decades in the Earth Defense Forces, he had made a career out of delegating responsibility. He rarely participated in active field operations-he hadn't joined the EDF just to put his own butt on the line!-but sometimes it was useful to do so. Maybe the unqualified success of crushing the main Roamer complex of Rendezvous would be enough to rehabilitate his image as an obsolete desk commander.
Even so, right now Stromo longed to be back at his desk in a comfortable military base on Earth, or at the very least Mars. He'd never counted on a devastating war with powerful aliens who lived in the cores of gas-giant planets; for that matter, he hadn't imagined a conflict with a ragtag bunch of space gypsies, either.
As the Roamer hunt continued for its second week, Stromo watched the newer EDF officers cut their teeth on real line duty. The sooner this fresh crop of battle commanders proved themselves out in the field, the sooner Stromo could get back to his much-preferred Grid 0 liaison duties. With his too-obvious potbelly and his occasional digestive problems, he wasn't cut out for this.
"Do we have any valid tactical data on our next target, Commander Ramirez?" he asked, though he had asked the question before. "What's the place called again?"
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Number of Comments: 2 Rating(s) 2 Review(s)
1 of 2 people found the following eBook Review Helpful
Not Bad
October 26, 2009
Reviewer: A reader from Strongsville, OH US
While the story is interesting, the author spends too much time rehashing previous events. I know this is for readers who haven't read the previous books, but enough is enough. The story line is above average. All in all a good story.
2 of 4 people found the following eBook Review HelpfulOverall a very good book! The flow of the story ke
February 21, 2009
Reviewer: A reader from Minnnesota, USA
Overall a very good book! The flow of the story keeps you hooked from the moment you start. Anderson has organized the chapters such that he finishes them in a way that keeps you reading on if only so that you can find out what happens to that character when he appears next! Not that you'll mind reading on anyways as there is rarely a dull moment... ;) Would definitely recommend reading the series!
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