Exodus Empires at War Book 7 Counter Strike eBook Doug Dandridge
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Sean and the Empire have fought their way out of the corner. Now it's time to strike back.
The Ca'cadasans have been hit hard, but they are not yet out of the fight.
The ambush worked, to a point. The Cacas took grievous losses, but still retain a powerful force in Imperial Space. And they have sent for the ships they had besieging the New Terran Republic to back them up. The Donut, the enormous station used to generate the wormholes that are the Empire's major technological edge, is in danger with Cacas aboard, and Imperial troops have been cut off in Fenri space. Despite the setbacks, now is not the time to let up, and the Empire plans a Counter Strike to remove the Cacas from the Empire. The plan is risky, but if it succeeds the fortunes of the war will turn. And if it fails, the Empire will be one step closer to going under.
˃˃˃ The saga continues, as massive Empires war with each other across thousands of light years of space.
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Exodus Empires at War Book 7 Counter Strike eBook Doug Dandridge
Another excellent continuation of a great story line. This is the seventh book and they are all great reads. I would have given this 5 stars out of 5 but there were just took many typos, words like and instead of an, the instead of they, and so on. While the reading is easy, you find yourself saying, “What was that?” a number of times because the sentence didn’t make sense.Still, this is the story you’ll want to read. After all this time the Humans and their alien allies have been getting their butts kicked by the Cacas, it’s now time for payback. The Emperor, Sean, is waiting on a double star to supernova which he thinks will cause the Cacas all sorts of problems with tracking ships. He’s gathered a mighty armada and plans to attack the Cacas again after their recent battle in the Congreeve system. He believes that his victories at Congreeve and with the problems created by the supernova, his forces might just be able to drive all the Cacas out of the Terran Empire. But, things don’t always go as planned!
We get to read more about Cornelius Walborski, the Officer Candidate, who seems to always find himself in the middle of desperate action. Now he’s at the “Donut” and the Cacas have a surprise they are about to spring on that installation. If it gets destroyed, the Terran Empire is most likely doomed. I wonder if Walborski is in for another medal?
And then, there’s the supernova which should go off in a couple of months. Should is the operative word. No one controls a supernova. It will happen when it happen. And what happens if it goes off sooner than expected? Can Emperor Sean’s armada manage to get itself together fast enough to conduct the planned attacks?
Lots of fast action and great writing. We get to know more about the people we have read about over the last six books and we finally get to feel good about the war but it does feel kind of anti-climatic. You need to read this book to find out if the outcome was what you expected?
The war isn’t over and I hope there are many more stories in this series.
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Exodus Empires at War Book 7 Counter Strike eBook Doug Dandridge Reviews
Revenge! Yes, the turning of the tide!
A very satisfying episode in the series ) Lots of action in space, on the ground, and behind the scenes. Writing is excellent and I was completely absorbed by this one. I stayed up all night reading to finish it... and then pounced onto Book 8 as dawn broke (good thing I'm retired).
I do wish the novel included maps of the battles though. The latest space battles are so epic in size with so many different task forces maneuvering that I found it hard to really form a visualization of the big picture... so I gave up and just enjoyed the story. I'm a retired history teacher with a special passion for military history so I'm more demanding than the average reader about maps and orders of battle.
I was not happy to suddenly find that books 7 and 8 were no longer " Unlimited" and I had to buy them. Doesn't seem fair to let you start a series and then change the pricing to let you get to the conclusion. When I start a new series now, I look at all the books to confirm how they are priced. I'm retired and on a tight budget so shelling out $10 for books (on top of my $10.80 a month Unlimited fee) is a big decision for me.
This is a great book, at least for me. It is just my cup of tea. There are space battles, there are ground battles, there are great characters, there are some despicable and not so great characters as well but I will get to that, there is a well written story, there are heroics, there are…well a lot of enjoyable stuff. In short this book really have most, actually everything, that I want in a great space opera.
As with the previous books this one follows more or less seamlessly from the previous book in the series. There are still fighting going on to save the black hole station and the humans are rallying to, as the book blurb states, strike back at the Ca’cadasans. I do not think I am spoiling things too much by saying that I am happy that the situation at the black hole station gets resolved fairly early in the book. After all, if the station would have been lost the war would have been lost and the book series pretty much done with. I also have never liked those infiltration, deception and backstabbing kind of story elements. Clobbertime with capital ships are more my kind of story.
We again get to follow several main characters, including a few from the Ca’cadasan side although the latter ones not in so much detail which I think is the way it should be. Mr. Dandridge’s writing is very good as usual and it is very enjoyable to follow the story and the characters develop whether it is in space or on the ground (although I do prefer the “space stuff”). The emperor himself is not that much at the center of the action any more which is of course logical. You cannot have the head of state run around doing hand to hand combat.
There are some characters, political idiots as well as just idiots, that have snuck in and spoiled a few pages. There are especially one political individual who makes me want to go fast forward a page or two. I really hate characters that will go to such lengths as to obstruct the war effort at a time when the survival of the human race is at stake. Luckily these elements of the plot are sparse and not very intrusive.
Well, as the title states, in this book the humans do counter strike. Although it is not the almighty, roll over the enemy, that one might think. Casualties are high on both sides and, even though the humans manage to more or less kick out the Ca’cadasans from their space, the war is far from over. At the end there is also a plot twist, which I will not divulge of course, which seems to indicate that the series will take a bit of a detour from “just” fighting Ca’cadasans. The exploration expeditions also makes a new alien contact and this one I like a lot more than the one in the previous book. As a matter of fact, this new species looks like it might be just what the doctor ordered against the Ca’cadasans.
The book has, without ending too much in a cliffhanger, set the stage for some interesting books to follow and still it manages to have a decent conclusion to this chapter of the story. I am eagerly waiting for the next instalment in this series.
Another excellent continuation of a great story line. This is the seventh book and they are all great reads. I would have given this 5 stars out of 5 but there were just took many typos, words like and instead of an, the instead of they, and so on. While the reading is easy, you find yourself saying, “What was that?” a number of times because the sentence didn’t make sense.
Still, this is the story you’ll want to read. After all this time the Humans and their alien allies have been getting their butts kicked by the Cacas, it’s now time for payback. The Emperor, Sean, is waiting on a double star to supernova which he thinks will cause the Cacas all sorts of problems with tracking ships. He’s gathered a mighty armada and plans to attack the Cacas again after their recent battle in the Congreeve system. He believes that his victories at Congreeve and with the problems created by the supernova, his forces might just be able to drive all the Cacas out of the Terran Empire. But, things don’t always go as planned!
We get to read more about Cornelius Walborski, the Officer Candidate, who seems to always find himself in the middle of desperate action. Now he’s at the “Donut” and the Cacas have a surprise they are about to spring on that installation. If it gets destroyed, the Terran Empire is most likely doomed. I wonder if Walborski is in for another medal?
And then, there’s the supernova which should go off in a couple of months. Should is the operative word. No one controls a supernova. It will happen when it happen. And what happens if it goes off sooner than expected? Can Emperor Sean’s armada manage to get itself together fast enough to conduct the planned attacks?
Lots of fast action and great writing. We get to know more about the people we have read about over the last six books and we finally get to feel good about the war but it does feel kind of anti-climatic. You need to read this book to find out if the outcome was what you expected?
The war isn’t over and I hope there are many more stories in this series.
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