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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
This book picks off where the first generation left off.,
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This review is from: Southern Cross (#7) (Robotech) (Mass Market Paperback)
This book really give ROBOTECH fans who are still hungry for more something to cheer about. Hotshot ace pilot Max Sterling's daughter now takes the spotlight and leads earth forces against the Robotech Masters.
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Robotech fan here!,
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This review is from: Southern Cross (#7) (Robotech) (Mass Market Paperback)
Very good story line! VERY well written. If you're a Robotech fan buy and read this!!
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Pure Protoculture Surge of Action,
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This review is from: Southern Cross (#7) (Robotech) (Mass Market Paperback)
This book, I felt, was refreshing! I had to put up with SIX space based books of the First Robotech War, this was mostly ground based with a diffrent spin on the characters; all teenagers(except Angelo Dante, but he was only 23 years old). I liked how imanginitive and creative these young heros were. They lived with 20 years of peace after the SDF-3 left and then had to go to their father's and mother's old business of war. I loved what they did in the end; they just left. They didn't mutiny, abandon their post, quit, or retire; they just quit. Who can blame them.
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Southern Cross (#7) (Robotech) by Jack McKinney (Mass Market Paperback - June 12, 1987)
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