Good fun and characters I hope fill out more in the future. Riot and her team go about their business with ruthless efficiency interspersed with down time you won't skip over. Warriors we know, aliens we immediately see in our heads, tech that doesn't need tons of explanation. Is it original? Nope, it uses tropes from all over. After going through bad author after bad author I ran across this series. Duty and Honor aren't just words, they have meaning and value.moreįinally something worth reading.

The indomitable spirit of the American Fighter is what counts.

And nothing stands in the way of watching out for your brother and sisters!

Because the essential truth isn't the weapons or tactics, it's the military ethos that the mission WILL be completed. This is the middle of three short but engrossing books written by a strong duo, with one having good SciFi chops and the other bringing in genuine Marine attributes to make the characters into heroes you WANT to root for! As in the other book the story line is less focused on the future tech except for how it lends itself to the mission. And nothing stand Fast paced, never boring! moreįast paced, never boring! This is the middle of three short but engrossing books written by a strong duo, with one having good SciFi chops and the other bringing in genuine Marine attributes to make the characters into heroes you WANT to root for! As in the other book the story line is less focused on the future tech except for how it lends itself to the mission. Yet again twin geniuses Jonathan Yanez and Justin Sloan have taken the reader far,far away to a galaxy populated with familiar, well-rounded and believable characters, in an all-action fight-fest that will thrill and engage you, to infinity and beyond, while having a down-to-earth budding romance between the main protagonists, leaves them – and us – with stars in our eyes!. Who does Riot have to fight in single combat to the death? When does the War Wolves past experience surpass Rippa's mechanoid fire-power? How do Ketrick and Rippa interact – and does it affect Riot? What has tipped the odds in the Zenoth's favour and how is their evil manipulator related to events on Planet Hoydren? Why are Ketrick and Vikta vital allies against the Zenoths. Though tiny compared to Ketrick at 6 feet 7inches and even short against Riot's 5 feet 8 inches, Rippa has the heart of a lion and the attitude to back it up! In battle against the dull-witted, ant-like Zenoths they would expect easy victories, using their 20 foot-high-tech mechanoids to compensate for their lesser numbers. , Riot's counterpart is Major Rippa Gunna, who also has her own band of warrior-comrades, Atlas, Ragna and Brimley. On reaching Raydon, piloted by Rizzo,, they're startled and somewhat amused, to see that the Grovothe envoys (led by Admiral Jaroth Tricon, from their home planet, Shaynar), are all 'dwarves' – less than 5 feet tall!

They hide groans and catcalls when Deborah suggests that as peace keepers their team/mission name should be PE-1! Their ship has been renamed, The Valkyrie, Click Click Boom – the latter part of which the Team had graffiti'd over the loathsome 'Peace Envoy 1' a week earlier. The Wolves – still accompanied by Deborah Miller, (now regarded as a valuable team member], Ketrick and Vikta – seek to negotiate a second interplanetary treaty to increase the Earth's chances of survival against fearsome enemies. Their ship has been renamed [again Click Click Boom (War Wolves #2) - a review by Rosemary Kennyįollowing on from the success of their recent mission to ally with the Trilords, Riot and the self-named War Wolves/SPEAR team are sent on a similar mission to Planet Raydon. Click Click Boom (War Wolves #2) - a review by Rosemary Kenny Following on from the success of their recent mission to ally with the Trilords, Riot and the self-named War Wolves/SPEAR team are sent on a similar mission to Planet Raydon.

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