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The Legend of Socket Greeny

Socket Trilogy, Book 3

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The Legend of Socket Greeny

By: Tony Bertauski
Narrated by: Ben Crabtree
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Book 3 in the Socket trilogy. The Paladin Nation is rebuilding. Socket Greeny is leading them into a new era of compassion and understanding. But when Pike returns, Socket discovers nothing is what he expected, that his life has been planned from the beginning. He is faced with ultimate betrayal. In the end, he won't be asked to save the world. It'll be the entire universe.

©2010 Tony Bertauski (P)2013 Tony Bertauski
Science Fiction Young Adult Fiction
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Meh

Have read lots of Tony’s stories but this trilogy is my least favorite. Most of it reads like a narration of an acid trip from the ‘60s.
Narration is also less than stellar. Sentence breaks and inflections are often odd, and the wrong word is occasionally substituted for the writer’s words. (For example, ‘conversation’ substituted for ‘conversion’.) There appears to be no effort made to correct errors in the narration.

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