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Great continuation

If you read the first three books in the series, you will definitely love this one. Although the reader isn’t the best, the storyline follows through and still continues on the character development of our meeting heroes in the last 30 hours of storytelling , the storyline follows through and still continues on the excellent character development.

I have read through these books that couple times and I was a kid and have continued following Joel Rosenberg books long after his death. I wish he had continued with the story line.

Although he’s not one of the huge means being liars like Robert Jordan and others there still is one of my favorites.

The author has never been one to stick to pansy socialist and millennial type thinking. This is strictly kill or be killed. This is so much better than that crap you will see on Audible and Amazon where you will see some idiots who have never read a good book before give a five star rating. Five star rating should be reserved for great books and great reading and great storytelling. It just so happens that kids these days who actually do read do not get that type of adventure because they get books where is all zombies and non realistic bullshit.

These books have real drama and real facts and do not always have the stupid fairytale Disney Hollywood ending. If that’s what you like do you not read the stuff.

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Second time around even better

I recently re-found this decided to reread it and enjoyed it more the second time around then I did the first time. What an excellent story excellent narration