Destroyermen (5 books in series)
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review 1: I must have been away from the series for a while because it took me a minute to figure who was what. Actually about 90 pages in I started remembering some of what was going on and what had happened in the last book. Perhaps this could be due to my advanced age in years or it cou...
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review 1: Taylor Anderson really comes into his own with this fourth volume the first in a new Destroyermen "trilogy". Gone are the problems I had with earlier books with interior monologues rambling too far and slowing the plot. Instead the monologues drive the plot and show the creativit...
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review 1: I liked the story(ies). However, with book nine, we have long since reached the point of diminishing interesting returns. We have killed Grik and continue to fix up the old four-stacker once again for another battle and deal with differing priorities and agendas. The rest seems ...
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review 1: I was never really a huge fan of military alternate history, but Taylor Anderson knows his stuff and his series is both compelling and addictive. Once I start, I can barely put the books down. Takes him a year to write and I plow through in a week, just so I can make it last. I i...
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review 1: Another exciting adventure in the parallel world that Taylor Anderson has created into which groups from different centuries of our history have been thrust, and are interacting more and more. Our heroes on the WWII destroyer Walker and their Lemurian allies can't seem to keep up...