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Shadow Ops: Fortress Frontier by Myke Cole

Shadow Ops: Fortress Frontier Myke Cole ebook
Publisher: Ace
Page: 368
ISBN: 9780425256367
Format: pdf

Mar 22, 2014 - Book Review- Shadow Ops: Fortress Frontier by Myke Cole. Myke Cole really does a great job of giving the reader some strong themes to cope with. Jan 15, 2014 - It's been awesome to watch Cole's career and work evolve over the last few years and he really knocks it out of the park with the conclusion to the Shadow Ops series. Oct 20, 2012 - I recently tweeted the great news that Advanced Read Copies (ARCs) of the 2nd book in the SHADOW OPS series, FORTRESS FRONTIER, have arrived! Jan 25, 2013 - Myke, let's start with the big news about your latest book FORTRESS FRONTIER. Jul 25, 2012 - My current book on shelves is CONTROL POINT, the first novel in the military fantasy SHADOW OPS series. Last week, I promised you three book reviews in three weeks. Feb 21, 2014 - Now quit fucking around and tell me what's up.” Note: This is the second book in the Shadow Ops trilogy. Here's my review for book two of the Shadow Ops Trilogy by Myke Cole. Jan 22, 2013 - Shadow Ops:Fortress Frontier by Myke Cole - Review The Great Reawakening did not come quietly. MYKE COLE: FORTRESS FRONTIER is the second book in my SHADOW OPS military fantasy series. The sequel, FORTRESS FRONTIER, is written and edited, and we're just waiting on copyedits and proofing. In fact, he makes the system work. Feb 5, 2013 - I really liked Shadow Ops: Fortress Frontier in spite of the character Oscar Britton. Give us a hint of what it's about. Apr 1, 2013 - In Shadow Ops: Fortress Frontier, Alan Bookbinder works in the Pentagon. Inevitably Speaking of the twin plotlines, that's my only real complaint with Fortress Frontier: it's not immediately clear that its start point overlaps with the end of Control Point, so when Bookbinder arrives in the source and meets characters who died in Control Point, it took me a few minutes to catch on. Nov 7, 2013 - In Brief: Myke Cole's second book in his Shadow Ops series continues the story of a contemporary Earth in which magic has suddenly reappeared, to be wielded by a small, seemingly random number of people. While I was expecting The Aeromancer has been one of the principle antagonists of the series, and while he'd redeemed himself in many ways at the end of Fortress Frontier, I was hoping for more of Bookbinder or a return to a more mature and savvy Oscar Britton.