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Into the Breach by J.R. Castle, Jonathan Yanez, Jackie Castle

kireteiru's review

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Not fond of the MC's personality and how he treated his "date" at the very beginning.

sarah42783's review

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2.0

So. This book in a nutshell: “BOOM! BOOM! BOOM! BOOM! BOOM!”

And also: “BAM!”

And also: “WHOOSH!”

And also: “CRACK!”

And also: “HAROOOM! HAROOOM! HAROOOM!”

And also: “ROOOOOOOOM!”

And also: “AHHH!”

And also: “OOHRAH!”

Which, while a bit limited in terms of philosophical depth, isn’t a bad thing in itself. Especially not these days, when having your over-thinking little brain cells most thoroughly blasted to smithereens by pure, mindless non-stop action thingies (and their accompanying interjections) is most welcome indeed.

When the first “BOOM! BOOM! BOOM! BOOM! BOOM!” happened, I was singing at the top of my exoskeleton and rejoicing and stuff, naively thinking this book might maybe hopefully perhaps be another [b:Ice Station|144790|Ice Station (Shane Schofield, #1)|Matthew Reilly|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1388185756l/144790._SY75_.jpg|289833], meaning it had a potentially potential chance of leaving me feeling this way:



Ah, pure bliss this would have indeed been! Alas and stuff, not to be this was.

First, because this is an uninspired Star Gate rip-off (the author actually says as much in the afterword

solarbiter's review

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5.0

I was tricked! I'm a Sci-Fi kid and don't really like fantasy. Here I am now 100% invested in a series about princesses and castles, with fantastical creatures like griffins.

Yanez and Castle have done a fantastic job of weaving the two genres and now I'm hooked!
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