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Join Captain Vic Cojo, the shaggy Mantipor beast called "Monster" and the rest of the Grendel Unit as they battle the galaxy's most dangerous terrorists. Unification has spread the message of peace and prosperity throughout multiple alien worlds and cultures. Now, a sect of fanatics is committing terrorist atrocities, and the only people who can stop them are a team of misfit covert operatives. Part futuristic military saga, part social commentary, Grendel Unit does what science fiction does best: Confronting difficult issues, while pointing us in the right direction as a society.
Grendel Unit1 : Bad Day at Khor-wa (Volume 1), by Bernard Schaffer- Amazon Sales Rank: #6914503 in Books
- Published on: 2015-05-25
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 9.00" h x .27" w x 6.00" l, .36 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 116 pages
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6 of 7 people found the following review helpful. A Good Start to a New Series! By Doug Glassford I just finished reading this space-cop-black ops opening story to what looks to be a thrilling series. I am sorry that one of the reviewers was so put-off by the short novella length of this book. And, for someone not happy with the retro styling of a story ending in a cliff-hanging scene I can see why he is angry.Folks, this is not a stand-alone book. It is part one of a series that is styled much like a television series from the 60's and 70's. The author is obviously a Star Trek fan, and if you've had the opportunity to enjoy his other works or seen his bio you would see that his working career has centered around being a cop. So, his work gravitates toward protagonists who are or were cops. Like most good authors, this author bleeds his lifeblood and passion onto each page.There is a chilling scene that sets the main protagonist, Captain Vic Cojo off on a vendetta, a mission off the books and one that could end his career as well as his life. It gripped me because of the similarity between it and the horrific assault on the Connecticut elementary school I am sure you've heard of named, Sandy Hook. It brought tears to my eyes... and, being a fan of this author for some time now, I know that kids and their well-being is as dear to him as his next breath. Reading this portion of the story was well worth the price of the book to me. Knowing that this inciting incident is what propelled this respected military Captain to break rank and go against a direct command risking treason to hunt down and 'exterminate the wretched vermin' that could perpetrate such a heinous act of heartless violence against the purity and innocence of children sets the theme for me for the balance of this series.So, I ask you to disregard the short and bitter snark of Mr. Paradis in regards to the actual content of this short introductory book and check it out for the good read that it is... let's face it, how can you be so upset for having spent only $0.99 for a book? As I said I can understand Mr. Paradis being upset if he purchased this book thinking it was a full stand-alone novel so I mean him no disrespect, but I am letting anyone reading this review know that this is a short introductory book for a new Sci-fi-Black Ops-Space Cowboy series that I plan on reading through its completion.I hope this review is of help to those reading it. If you are a fan of the Star Trek Universe, Firefly, and Action films and stories, this book and the balance of the series should appeal to you as it does me.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. An Exciting Adventure By Sandra R. I am writing this review after having already read the first four books in this entertaining, continuing space opera. The members of Grendel Unit consist of an elite 'Black Ops' team with individualized talents, skills, and baggage. The characters are memorable and relatable. The dialogue between the characters is clever and at times, humorous. The plot moves along at a good pace. I found it an entertaining read.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Major cliff hanger enough said By Joseph Schade I liked this short story but not as much as some of the other Grendel Unit stories out there. don't get me wrong it's a good story just not as good as others. I read them as I found them so they were way out of order but then most can be read as a stand alone story except this one, It's got a great cliff hanger at the end. So I would still recommend it to any Grendel fans.
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