Books by Myke Cole
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review 1: With Fortress Frontier, Myke Cole eradicated pretty much any of the criticisms I had with Control Point. A huge, huge plus goes towards new protagonist and POV character, Alan Bookbinder, who I found to be a much more likeable hero, with a particularly interesting power. It was v...
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review 1: do you like halo? do you like magic? then you are in luck! myke cole combines military strategy and sorcery like they were meant to be together. imagine if you will a world where people are magical, meaning sauron style sorcery...gandalf wizardry not the my little pony kind of ma...
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review 1: I'm going to preface this with something that I'm sure everyone who's ever tried to write fiction has a hard time with: good names are hard to find. So you can understand how unreservedly excited I was when I encountered the name "Bookbinder." Cole doesn't let up with his fast p...
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review 1: I really enjoy Myke Cole's Shadow Ops books. Take one part military fiction, add fantasy elements, throw in a dash of the X-men, and you get a fun series of books. One of the things I like about Myke is that he has had real world experience in the military, so his books portray t...
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review 1: I gave the first two books of Myke Cole's Shadow Ops series 4 stars due to minor quibbles of character and writing style. in Breach Zone Cole has easily fixed all my quibbles and turned me into a fan.Military Sci Fi doesn't interest me and military fantasy is only slightly more i...
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review 1: I think Myke Cole invented the military fantasy genre, and even if he didn't, he'll be remembered as somebody who introduced it to the masses.Myke Cole has previous experience as an US military officer and security contractor, so that gives his military fantasy books a good tinge...