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StarCraft: Shadow of the Xel'Naga

Auteur(s): Gabriel Mesta
Narrateur(s): Neil Kaplan
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Far in the future, 60,000 light-years from Earth, a loose confederacy of Terran exiles are locked in battle with the enigmatic Protoss and the ruthless Zerg Swarm. Each species struggles to ensure its own survival among the stars in a war that will herald the beginning of mankind's greatest chapter - or foretell its violent, bloody end.

Bhekar Ro: a bleak, backwater world on the fringe of the Terran Dominion, where every day is a struggle to survive for its handful of human colonists. It is a veritable wasteland - one speck of dust among many in the vast, dark sea of space. But when the most violent storm in recent memory unearths an unfathomable alien artifact, Bhekar Ro becomes the greatest prize in the Terran Sector - the Holy Grail of the Zerg, the Protoss, and Humanity alike - as forces from the three great powers converge to claim the lost secrets of the most powerful species the universe has ever known.

An original tale of space warfare novels set in the world of the best-selling computer game!

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I love all the starcraft books done to date. please finish off the series soon.

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Neil Kaplan is great, but my God the wiring is just awful. If you think of an early 00's video game adaptation novel, the stereotypes are true. I can't count the number of times something was described with a similar, except for the thing is was "just as like a", but it was literally the thing it was (i.e., the "dragon-like mutalisks" is a phrase repeated literally every single time a muti is mentioned; paraphrasing: "the carrier launched it's interceptors, like a dozen robotic flying machines". It's not "like" that, that's exactly what it is). Also, the resolution to the ending is the big bad thing gets away, and everyone gets married, like wtf? I'd listened to Heaven's Devils before this one, and was expecting something of similar quality. That is not what I got here.

Did a 12 Year Old Write This?

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