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Outlanders #75
Apocalypse Unseen
BATTLEFIELD EARTH
Far in the future, mankind endures the relentless onslaught of alien oppressors, an ancient battle whose tide has begun to turn through the efforts of the Cerberus rebels. This remarkable band of warriors fights an elusive enemy, traveling through dangerous portals of time and space, where reality and un-reality collide in stunning, deadly purpose…
LIGHT OF THE DAMNED
The diamond mines of the Congo are ground zero for a calculated new power grab by an ancient Mesopotamian god. Darkened and depraved, Nergal intends to harness the power of light to lock humanity in the blackness of eternal damnation. But Nergal's ability to blind his opponents is only the beginning. The Cerberus rebels will have to find the human who's pulling Nergal's strings…which means venturing into the gaping mouth of hell itself.
- GenresScience Fiction
320 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 1, 2015
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March 25, 2016
The Outlanders series created by Mark Ellis is brought to an impressive conclusion by Rik Hoskin. It's an epic adventure across two continents and involving all the significant characters we've come to admire in the Cerberus organisation. The author also cleverly weaves in elements from every previous book since his series debut with "Death Cry". As well as taking the story back to be very first contact between the cruel reptilian (in this physical reality) Annunaki and humanity, a prologue which leads to a startling revelation much later on.
Lot of imaginative ideas like an army of blind men who use alien senses, and organic technology that seems more like hi-tech voodoo. The central characters are a great combination of intelligence, fighting skills and humour. Plenty of action, and because this is the last of the series, there's the real threat that this time some of our heroes may not make it to the last page. It is an excellent SF action yarn and a fitting conclusion to a popular US pulp series.
Lot of imaginative ideas like an army of blind men who use alien senses, and organic technology that seems more like hi-tech voodoo. The central characters are a great combination of intelligence, fighting skills and humour. Plenty of action, and because this is the last of the series, there's the real threat that this time some of our heroes may not make it to the last page. It is an excellent SF action yarn and a fitting conclusion to a popular US pulp series.
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