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Galaxy's Edge: Dark Operator, Book 3

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By: Doc Spears, Jason Anspach, Nick Cole
Narrated by: Stephen Dexter
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Failure is a hateful word.

For Dark Ops Sergeant Kel Turner, it’s unthinkable. Until now. Kill teams are accustomed to achieving the impossible, and Kill Team Three has done the impossible more than any other. Tasked with mission after mission against a never-ending list of enemies, Kel and Three brace themselves to rise to the occasion yet again.

Kel lives under no doubts about his kill team’s ability to win against any odds, until an enemy thought long defeated reappears. From a dingy city locked in the center of a cold war to a nightmarish alien landscape, the one constant that defines their latest missions is that a kill team is always alone.

Living in the black world of covert operations, there are secrets, then there are secrets. The first might lead to his death. The second might lead to failure.

For this Dark Operator, in a galaxy filled with potentials, death is preferable to failure.

©2020 Galaxy’s Edge, LLC (P)2020 Audible, Inc. Adventure Military Science Fiction Fiction Interstellar

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Slow start but well worth the read...book 9 of 28 I think... Dark Ops is very good series.

Your going to get it, why you reading this haha

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This series is growing on me from way too stiff to being fine. Still a bit too perfect, but not uncomfortably so. I keep expecting things to go bad and finding everything works out, though. But feelgood is good sometimes. This is a mostly feelgood series.

Getting better

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it reads like a proper military book, with all the tactics, the missions, the drama. no magic genie the rescue the hero, just good old fashion hard training.
what i love about this series is that the hero is a hard worker, no sci fi magic to overpower him, and to those critics out there saying there isn't enough fighting, they need to realise that war isn't a constant fight. is many battles spread through a number of months/years

not just a sci fi, but a brilliant book altogethe

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besides a few narrative inconsistencies the VO is good. the book starts in a cold war Berlin style city where half the book takes place. this is quite good but nothing special. the 2nd half had me on the edge of my seat expecting something amazing for the series and Galaxy but instead was left with a lackluster story and only a couple robots to keep me from turning it off

a book and a half

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