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Title: Blood Contact (Starfist, Book 4) by Dan Cragg, David Sherman ISBN: 0-345-42527-8 Publisher: Del Rey Pub. Date: 01 December, 1999 Format: Mass Market Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $6.99 |
Average Customer Rating: 4.5 (10 reviews)
Rating: 4
Summary: Still pending on the outcome
Comment: The story is pretty good and does brings something new against Charlie Bass and his men. It is different than the tribal on Elneal or the tank of Diamunde and its brings some action for the marines.
I was unable to put down the book as I was reading since I was waiting for a grande finale. However, once the book was fully read I had some questions about missing links.
Anyway, I am still very pleased with the outcome of the book. I will finish reading HangFire and buy the seventh book Kingsdom's Sword once it is out.
Enjoy
Rating: 5
Summary: Who you gonna call?
Comment: When the book opens the Confederation is facing a new military invasion, only this time it is aliens. What will happen? Who will win? Dean and the 34st FIST or the bad guys. I could tell you but Amazon wouldn't let me, you have to read it to find out.
Rating: 5
Summary: Never a dull moment!
Comment: In the first Starfist novel, the 34th FIST went up against a bunch of nomadic, "low-tech" tribes. Next, they trained a puppet-police force to stand against rebels. Then, they spearheaded an invasion against an entire mechanized army. What's left for the fourth book, you ask? Heck, ALIENS!
A remote research outpost on a planet a bit too far gone to be accurately called "remote" suddenly disappears. True to form, the bureacracy (sp?) diddles around before deciding to send a single FIST platoon and the Navy's most embarrassing rejects to investigate. Of course, L platoon, 34th FIST, draws the short straw...probably the best thing the powers-that-be could've done. *g* So, how do you makes heads and tails of a planet covered by swamps and impassable mountains, littered with corpses, full of gigantic lizards (some of which want to melt you), and all the while encumbered with the only human survivors, a rag-tag band of pirates? Just put Charlie Bass in charge!
This novel was non-stop from the beginning! Old comrades, new friends, mysterious pasts, enigmatic genocides, and a diabolically sentient race that's next to impossible to track, mindless in its persuit of the destruction of all things human, and simply ingenious in its tactics all add together to make a truely original read! Not your typical "slimey alien drooling on floor grunts a few gutteral noises then whips out a super-advanced weapon and blows the sun up" cookie-cutter beastie, these are coldly calculating commanders with hordes of mindless minions to do their bidding.
This is a very highly recommended book! I couldn't find anything to tick on it for, except maybe Dan Cragg and David Sherman's continual downplay of the Navy forces...which, as an ex-Navy man myself, I can totally understand. All in all, I can't wait for book five and six to come out!
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Title: Starfist: Kingdom's Swords by David Sherman, Dan Cragg ISBN: 0345443713 Publisher: Del Rey Pub. Date: 30 April, 2002 List Price(USD): $6.99 |
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Title: Starfist: Kingdom's Fury by David Sherman, Dan Cragg ISBN: 0345443721 Publisher: Del Rey Pub. Date: 01 January, 2003 List Price(USD): $6.99 |
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Title: First to Fight: Book One of Starfist by Dan Cragg, David Sherman ISBN: 0345406222 Publisher: Del Rey Pub. Date: 30 August, 1997 List Price(USD): $6.99 |
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Title: Semper Mars : Book One of the Heritage Trilogy by Ian Douglas ISBN: 0380788284 Publisher: Eos Pub. Date: 01 May, 1998 List Price(USD): $6.99 |
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Title: Luna Marine (The Heritage Trilogy, Book 2) by Ian Douglas ISBN: 0380788292 Publisher: Avon Pub. Date: 08 June, 1999 List Price(USD): $6.99 |
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