Children of the Empire
Noah Wolf, Book 27
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Adam Verner
THE WAR FOR THE FUTURE BEGINS WITH THE SINS OF THE PAST...
SERIES ACCOLADES: 2m+ Copies Sold | 125k+ Five Star Reviews | Multiple time USA Today Bestselling Series
When a bioengineered plague erupts in the Bolivian lowlands, Camelot uncovers a weapon long thought buried—an ethnic virus designed for silent genocide.
As Noah Wolf races to contain the outbreak, a brutal new enemy emerges from the shadows. Led by a charismatic fanatic and armed with Council technology, the Children of the Empire launch a global assault, targeting Camelot from within and without.
With trusted allies dead, the world turning against them, and a team of young assassins still haunted by their violent origins, Camelot teeters on the edge of collapse.
Now Noah must lead his fractured unit into the heart of a jungle fortress, stop a rising empire, and reckon with the legacy that made him.
Fans of Child, Flynn, Clancy, and others will find common cause with the man who must do what it takes to keep his country safe. David Archer's breakthrough series is rampant with action, betrayal, politics, and yes...death. If that makes you feel all warm and cozy inside, be sure to give this series a shot!
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the narrator is good but the stories seem off somehow.
i dont know
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Really?
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Tragic
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Another irritant is the long drawn out descriptions at times. And the long drawn out fight scenes. Got so bored reading the same actions and movements. I wished they provided a way to keep Neil and have a rescue but all those brains and history gone. It was rough and bad enough when Alisons character changed. it made no sense based on her prior role but I went with it. Her death was also just odd but more acceptable than Sarah's and Neil's.
Another irritant is all the tech they had and all of a sudden didnt. they all had comms in their heads and no mention of them being removed. Amount other unexplained tech that would have helped them.
The books are getting sloppy in my opinion. Since when was Jenni a red head????
I could go on...
They way they're killing off Camelot...
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