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4.0 out of 5 stars
Believable good and bad guys in a futuristic setting,
This review is from: Exile (Five Worlds) (Paperback)
The problem with a lot of science fiction these days is that they spend a lot of time inventing aliens to be the bad guys and monsters. Al gets back to basics, we are the monsters and you need only to read the history of the last 75 years to see the truth in that. He invents a wild future science to prosecute his war but I'm sure that the scientists at Los Alamos in 1945 thought that was pretty wild too. He kills off the populations of the outer planets but the body count was no where close to what the Nazi's did in WWII. I think I enjoyed this series because the story is essentially plausable and the horrors described have already been perpetrated many times over by the monsters of earth.
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Exile (Five Worlds) by Al Sarrantonio (Paperback - June 1, 1996)
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