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by Stephen Arseneault (Author)

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Book 1 of 8 in AMP (8 Book Series)

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The first book in the AMP series. In a distant galaxy, humans are on the run. For a thousand years they have fled from an enemy that is bent on their annihilation. The only real defense is their home, a great station called the Grid with a faster than light drive that is unmatched for speed. Don is a Messenger not a hero. But ordinary men sometimes have a way of rising to the occasion. War is coming and fate will place him smack in the middle. Is Man ready for the 43rd Milgari war? Don Grange doesn't think so!

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AMP Messenger
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AMP Blitzkrieg
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Welcome... I enjoy telling a good story. Creating worlds and characters to occupy them is a blast. I hope what I have provided here will keep you entertained! Aside from eBooks my writings are also available in print from my web site http://www.arsenex.com. I love feedback. Please send your thoughts or opinions to comments@arsenex.com. Take care and I hope you have a great day! Steve

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File Size: 982 KB
Print Length: 223 pages
Publisher: Stephen Arseneault; 3rd edition (June 14, 2014)
Publication Date: June 14, 2014
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B00DSD8ZDK
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How can the author continue to keep his Characters, Weapons, Battles and Situations so fresh?

ByTHE HOLEY ONEon April 11, 2016

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Sometimes when I get ready to write a review I have to think; "Should this get a four or five star Rating?" There was no question at all with another of Stephen Aesenault's excellent books. I just discovered him a short while ago and I'm fortunate in one respect. I don't have to wait for the next book in the series to come out. While I enjoy being an early reader of new and developing author's works I especially enjoy being to read a series like this from beginning to end. If you're anything like me, you read a lot...atleast two books a week (or more). If I have to wait for a few months between books, I find the many books I've read in the same genre can distort the clarity of my memory.
There are a lot of good authors and great books out there and I'm fortunate to have found many that I really like. I'm rather protective of my limited time; at 70 + I've been told I have mory Yesterday's than Tomorrow's. Therefore, unless the book I begin reading is at least worthy of a Four Star Rating, I move on unless I'm reading a Free Book I've been asked to review. Those will either get a published four star or better reviewor, if less than a four star I'll give a private review to this new author.
It's become my style to NOT give a "HS Book-Report" type review. The author's all provide adequate descriptions of their story - Plot Line. Instead, I'll tell you what I especially liked about the Book / Story. I was so impressed with the realism of this story. I knew it was Sci-Fi but it felt so real. The battles (many) were always new and fresh with situation specific Tactics. Tom Clancy could give great detail about much of the science he wrote about but, to see this kind of realistic description for Fiction "Science" is very impressive. Hey, I'm not trying to say I understood it; I AM saying it was presented in an Understandable manner. The number of different weapons and the defences against them, and those deployed by Aliens, was impressive as well.
I can't imagine how the author can continue to keep his Characteries, Weapons, Battles and stories so fresh. As long as he does, he'll continue to get the best possible ratings from me.

Review by: "THE HOLEY ONE"

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Gotta like an author who believes he will hook you if you just give the series a chance

Bylawbosson December 23, 2013

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I passed on this series several times....and was surprised how much I enjoyed the read. The story is outside the traditional military science fiction one reads--and a little lacking in the tactics and strategy department--but it doesn't suffer as a result. There is plenty of action mixed with humor--the story flows. I give the author credit for offering the first book for free--it is a put up or shut approach--and (for me at least) it worked. I will be buying the next book in the series (and happy to do so).

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A decent read

ByPaul Wilkinsonon September 17, 2014

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The story was OK -to-good. I enjoy sci-fi, but this reading started off a little slow and became somewhat of a "weird" page turner. Some events felt rushed and I was able to enjoy the ending. However, once I realized the ending would be a "cliffhanger", I researched how many more books there are. I decided to leave my foray into this sci-fi adventure at just the first book.

If you are into sci-fi and would like to try something different from the usual and popular (ex: Star Wars, Star Trek, etc), then this is a decent read for that, although there will be some elements of similarity. Just be prepared to delve into the entire saga with the remaining books. This will go beyond your typical trilogy of books.

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Very good story.

BySilvio6on February 21, 2014

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Good scenario, imaginative and fresh. Could not stop reading. But I find it too pro-weapons for my taste. I would have given it more stars if it was not referring to army and weapons all the time .. (I am reading the 4th, will probably stop here for this reason). Otherwise, worth every penny.

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The pacing is excellent, like a well designed ride

ByScottnesson April 13, 2016

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I've read all of his series and I am addicted to Stephen Arsenault's style. All of his stories start with people who are somewhat common & relatable, who wind up in extraordinary circumstances that test their mettle as well as his cast of fascinating characters, both human and alien. The scope of his tales start small and then gradually expand in galactic proportions. The pacing is excellent, like a well designed ride...60 seconds of thrill and a period to rest, catch your breath and laugh.
Get this book, then hold on. You're in for an epic fun read!

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A great space opera the likes of which I have not seen since E.E. "Doc" Smith

ByJerryon August 15, 2015

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A space opera at its finest, Don Grange, along with his Gambit engineer Frig, is a Messenger, trying to make a living by hauling people and cargo across the Human sphere. Through a series of lucky chances and good planning, he ends up with a life few could even dream of. He's always just one step ahead of his foes, and often escapes by the skin of his teeth.
I like hard science, and this definitely fits the bill. While virtually everything is way beyond our scientific knowledge today, none of it is completely outside of the realms of possibility. And every discovery leads to another one. Fast paced and full of interesting characters, this is a must read.
I got the first book free on Amazon, but within a month I had bought and devoured the other seven, also, often staying up late at night (much to my wife's chagrin) reading. If you like space operas, you'll love this series.

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Good Old Fashion Space Western

ByKindle Customeron July 31, 2016

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If you like Heinlein, Dick and Asimov then you'll love Arsenault too. I even ignored my pastor's sermon today because I couldn't stop reading this story. Just as soon as I finish this review my gonna buy the others.

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A rousing read

ByRich Haleckion December 12, 2016

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I really enjoyed the book. So much so, that I bought Book Two about 10 seconds after I finished the first one.
The storyline is ok. It's not a never thought of concept. Still, it's well done. I enjoyed the writing. It's reasonably fast paced but not frenetic.

I'm a big fan of Thomas DePrima's A Galaxy Unknown series. This book has a different rhythm from that series. But it's the same feel.
Highly recommended.