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Get to the Hoppa!

Revisado: 02-17-24

Enter the drift with Christopher Hopper as he tours through rivening concepts and compelling character development. I've always been curious as to where we might go while we are in different states of consciousness & this story is a vehicle for that. This tale is an invitation to wonder in the vein of Hamlet's most famous line: "There are more things in Heaven & Earth, Horatio".

I look forward to the next installment.

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AWESOMENESS

Revisado: 01-04-22

wild ride awesome plot! hope the talent remains flowing and strong! Go navy tho!! dang gravel crunchers!!😜

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KTF....only this time SEASON 2!!! 💪

Revisado: 05-08-21

I'd write a long review here but I need to get back to listening to the book for the 2nd time.

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...HOLD_MY_BEER!

Revisado: 08-08-20

Another grand adventure with Skippy the meh & the Merry Band of Pirates. I look forward to see where CA takes us next time.

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Stephen Lang brings the _ _ _!

Revisado: 02-29-20

Cole & Anspach are back & Stephen Lang brings the KTF! I was hoping for a narration that would give me a sense of listening to the old leej from the epilogue in Legionare & Lang delivered. I'm looking forward to seeing how this storyline plays out in the next 2 novels.

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Because THIS!

Revisado: 12-08-19

“You know, I’ve been thinking, guys.” The voice over my L-comm belongs to Aldon Masters. One of my best men. The earnest—albeit sometimes annoying—heart and soul of this kill team. “What are the odds that the Legion actually bought new labels that said ‘radioactive, do not handle,’ and put them on these crates? Because we’ve done this trick a bunch of times, and when I think about it, the stickers have always looked beat-up. But if they were new stickers… they’d look new, right?” Bear, the only one of us with a crate all to himself, answers. “First of all, shut up. And second, they’re supposed to look old. It’s intentional.” “Possibly, possibly,” says Masters, not missing a beat. “Or they just grabbed actual crates that were once used to house incredibly volatile radioactive elements, and now we’re just sitting in a sort of rad soup.” Bombassa, who’s sharing a crate with Masters, says, “Our helmets would warn us of unsafe radiation levels.” “Unless our buckets got fried because there’s so much of it, ’Bassa! The next thing you know we’re all going to start mutating. Or possibly dying. But probably mutating. Like… Bear will become an actual bear. So a little less hairy and drooly.” “Bombassa, will you please shoot him?” says Bear. But Masters is on one of his rolls. “We’ll all become hybrids of who we normally are. Like, Exo will have like a… skull face. And Chhun will be even more boring. And Bombassa will grow twice as tall. And… worst of all, I’ll go from being handsome to being radioactive-super-handsome.” “A skull face would be pretty badass,” says Exo. He and I are sharing a crate. It’s nice to have him back on the team. “But Bear is right. Shut up, Masters.” “You know what?” Masters says. “I won’t shut up. Because, quite frankly, the galaxy is not equipped to handle smoking-hot radioactive Masters.” My legionnaires fill my comm with laughter.

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Encore...

Revisado: 05-10-19

encore...ENCORE! ENCORE ENCORE ENCORE! ENCORE ENCORE ENCORE? ENCORE ENCORE ENCORE ENCORE ENCORE ENCORE ENNNNNNNNNNNCORE!!!! I think you get the point.

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Interesting & entertaining twist on one of...

Revisado: 04-21-19

SCI-FI's bread and butter themes, a dystopian future. This time around video games & advertizing that moves the world round. The author creates a context where who you are plays out in the real world & in the virtual with equal gravity. Anonymity is seemingly non existant yet participants are every bit as vicious as if they're if they're hidden behind a veil.
Most of the time the villian turns out to be the most interesting character in the story, but the hero who has flaws is far more riveting . The protagonist is the flawed hero who's humanity is on full display while he deals with doing things sideways or traversing "the [path] less traveled". Humanity seems to have equal capacity toward the light as the darkness & one cannot escape the pull of either.

I look forward to the second installment of this saga in "Warlord".

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Come & see...

Revisado: 04-15-18

Stephen R. Lawhead weaves these tales (& many others) into a tapestry one cannot help but devour whilst simultaneously being caught up as one of its characters. Truly I say the one who says yes thereby ascending to Lawhead's witness shares in the treasure. The world in its rush to splendor via modernity lost its soul & the children thereof wimper without chests. Allow these stories to speak of your birth right that has been stolen from you & kindle your spiritual life.

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👍

Revisado: 02-25-18

Excellent foundational work to proceed the Arthurian legend & makes the reader appreciate Merlin's lineage.

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