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Revolution (Dale Brown's Dreamland Series)

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The story line is ok, same old, same old mostly. The strength as always is the technological imagination and imaginative battles. Unfortunately, the research and writing (and copy editing) have gotten so sloppy as to be disracting. Several times in the first few pages "criteria" is used as a singular noun (ie, the criteria is...). Biceps is parsed to bicep, as if that makes it singular, and, most amusingly, during a scene at a Lakers' game, Kobe Bryant banks in a foul shot to win the game. I'm pretty sure Kobe has never banked in a foul shot intentionally. All in all, a lazy effort.

Dale Brown is to our Air forces what W.E.B. Griffin is to our Army & Marines and Tom Clancy our Navy.
His character development and attention to detail place you with the team and as the story develops, the outside world ceases to exist

The book is excellent and Dale Brown and my friend Jim DeFelice just keep putting out incredible work. I used to fly B-52G's out of Guam in the 80's as a non-rated crew member and they make it real to me. Guys, keep it up!

Yet another exceptional offering in the Dale Brown/Jim DeFelice Dreamland series. Nonstop action beginning to end.

It is important for the potential reader to know that this is Another Great Dale Brown Novel

Consistently good as the rest of the Dreamland series. Increased tie-in with original Dale Brown series.