Hey Doc, I hope you read your reviews

In many ways this was your best book. I hope this isn’t the end of the series? I always find the poetry in action books like yours to be really weak to poor. The poem you ended this one with was masterful. Very well done.

I look forward to reading more of your work. These five have been reflective. The search for the soul of the warrior. I think they add much to the Galaxy’s Edge universe. I’ve loved them.

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Another Stunner!

I'd expect no less from the tactically brilliant mind of Doc Spears. Tie in the Galaxy's Edge universe and you have a winning combo. the style of combat writing is superb, and the descriptions of events are such that you feel like you are there. Outstanding job again!

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Continuation of a sub par story and narration

I swear I’ve never heard such an awkward use of first names and “brother”. Just a lot of missed attempts at comedy, weird/awkward/obnoxiously sensitive conversations between what are supposed to be bad asses. I swore never to listen to another one of these in the series 2 books ago, but I love pretty much every other book but this series and that garbage ham fisted free one with the marine girl. Just a bunch of touchy feely crap, subpar story, obnoxiously detailed workouts, and just basically putting a bunch of crap in there just to say “hey I am/was a super friend or seal or whatever in real life”. The most important thing that really makes me consider this series a failure is a) the narrator is garbage and b) it 100% misses the heart and soul of Anspach and coles writing together. I get amped up and intrigued with their content. Love it, even savage 2 kept me intrigued and engaged. DX that narrator and Anspach and Cole please edit down doc spears work to be in the spirit of your universe rather than a blow by blow of a sensitive operators tickle fights. Also delete all of the “brother’s” and “operators”. Ridiculous.

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Never stop these

Precision and depth. Emotional rawness and substance. The world of Galaxy’s Edge grows larger and more meaningful with this Kel Turner story. Please keep making these evocative stories!

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Eh...

The premise of the stories are interesting enough to make me want to hear how they end. However the writing is done in a way that just isn’t natural. People just don’t talk like they do in the book. This could be in part due to the narrator, the only way I can deal with the cadence of this narrator is to put the book at 1.5 speed. He is the only narrator I do this with.

Suggestions:
1. Work on making the characters talk more naturally, it will make them feel more human.
2. Consider a new narrator, the current one has poor pacing and makes all the characters sound like teenagers not hardened troops.
3. Consider this as an anthology series with new Dark Operators each book. It would build out the universe more and give greater perspective.

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I absolutely love this series.

It took a while for the train to leave the ststion, I will say that. Once it got rolling though, i think this might be a new favorite series in the Legionaire universe!

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Moar Doc Spears in Galaxy’s Edge!

This five book series has been amazing! The perfect balance between action, plot, character building and atmosphere! We need Doc to help write some Wraith books!!!

More Please

I have truly enjoyed these 5 books and felt many emotions through the experience. There memories brought forth and regrets to let go. It never ceases to amaze me how incredible it is to have your mind pulled into a world lived by others. Told through the eyes of a fictional character.

Is this the end?

I hope this is not the end of this Galaxy’s Edge series. Doc Spears’ storytelling improved with each book and weaved an essential component of the Galaxy’s Edge universe.

Great Story

Great story filling in the background on Kell Turner and the battle of Sidon keep up the good work