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Starwolves: Battle of the Ring

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I HAVE READ ALL THREE STARWOLVES NOVELS. I CAN RECOMMEND THEM AS BEING ORIGINAL IN CONCEPT,FAST PACED,PLENTY OF ACTION,AND JUST PLAIN FUN.IF YOUR LOOKING FOR SOMETHING WITH A MESSAGE ,OR SOME DEEP PHILOSOPHICAL OUTLOOK,THIS ISN'T IT. READ AND ENJOY.

In this book the starwolves face the best that the humans can come up with. for a antagonist we have a millary commander trained for birth to fight the starwolves( same commander apprears in "Starwolves") and also a brillant engineer. he has constructed his best and last line of defence again the starwolves. On the protagganist side we have Commander Valmerran and his AI controlled carrier. Valmerren is the first and truely outstanding step forward this race has taken in its 10,000 years of existence. Valmerran starts to explore his psionic powers in this book, some of which are strait out of AD&D. To sum it up , we have a very likeable main character, and entertaining story that keeps you interested. if you are looking for some good light reading, and enjoy sci-fi fantacy, I definetly reccomend it. If you prefer reality based or " Hard Sci-Fi" stay away, the psionic powers of Valmerran are kind of hard to swollow.

Pure science fiction books are few and far between. The "Starwolves" is the best real "science" fiction book I've read since "Andromeda Strain". The "science fiction" is well developed and explained considering it is fiction. The characters are also well developed. If you like "science" in your science fiction book you need to get the Starwolves Series of books.