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Joshua Dalzelle is the author of the bestselling Omega Force series.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2018
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Omega Force: The Enemy Within was an excellent read and continues the adventures of Jason Burke and his motley crew of aliens + one battlesynth. As usual Jason's plans tend to be on high levels of endangerment to any sentient being's health and well-being - even that of his long-suffering team. The Enemy Within starts off with a bang as Jason is tortured by some minor criminals and has to be rescued by his team. Just when they thing a bit of r and r will be just the thing to help them all recuperate, things go to the proverbial 'hell in a hand-basket' as Cristoff Dalton is arrested and Kellea goes missing. Omega Force soon find themselves in the thick of the action as they try to figure out how to rescue Kellea, free Dalton and get to the bottom of wide-scale unrest on worlds seeking entry to the Confederation. Omega Force is an excellent series - love the action and characters :)
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Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2020
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Stumbled upon the book,series, author about a month ago and now I am addicted. The story moves quickly and the characters are interesting. The author is a wordsmith and writes with a nice flow that is easy to follow. Similar to the Expeditionary Force series by Craig Alanson, maybe a bit more fun. As I continue to read the next book the writing and story definitely improves. Keep writing the Omega Force and I will keep buying and reading.
Thx for the stories.
Thx for the stories.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2020
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Great fun, just finished book 4. To the author, you may have heard this multiple times before, but just in case you haven't, please don't name any of your characters "ALEX", or anything that sounds like ALEX. I listen to Kindle books as I do other things, driving, etc., and every time Kindle says "Alex said" or a similar phrase, the audio shuts off and Alexa comes on waiting for a command. In book 4, this happened about 50 or more times. Very annoying to stop and skip to the next page to begin having the audio continue on the reader. Just saying...
Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2019
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This book was much better than the last one.
There seemed to be more maturity in the story. With every character having to play a part.
I still like this good vs evil motif of the Omega Force stories. But now we get into who is actually good vs who is actually evil.
There are still a few points where the story seems a bit naieve. And Omega Force come out looking like the “Guardians of the Galaxy”.
The series is just a fun and easy going read. Nothing too griping, that would make me want to keep reading chapter after chapter without putting the book down. But still fun to read nonetheless.
There seemed to be more maturity in the story. With every character having to play a part.
I still like this good vs evil motif of the Omega Force stories. But now we get into who is actually good vs who is actually evil.
There are still a few points where the story seems a bit naieve. And Omega Force come out looking like the “Guardians of the Galaxy”.
The series is just a fun and easy going read. Nothing too griping, that would make me want to keep reading chapter after chapter without putting the book down. But still fun to read nonetheless.
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2014
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I've enjoyed this series from the first book. The dialog is funny, especially the interaction between Jason and the alien crew. Having the crew pick up Jason's use of profanity and human colouquisms is laugh out loud funny. You can almost picture them saying it. But not everything is fun and games however, in fact the book starts with Jason in a particularly bad situation, mostly due to his own carelessness. Resulting in him being severely injured, and leaving him laid up and shaken for the first couple of chapters. The whole incident underscores the "band of brothers" feel of the series.
A member of the crew has a connection to the bad guys scheme and I liked that it wasn't entirely dealt with. And will have consequences carrying over into the next book. Then there's the lingering mystery of the Phoenix origins beginning with the first book. And continued with Deetz cryptic comments about it in the last book.
A member of the crew has a connection to the bad guys scheme and I liked that it wasn't entirely dealt with. And will have consequences carrying over into the next book. Then there's the lingering mystery of the Phoenix origins beginning with the first book. And continued with Deetz cryptic comments about it in the last book.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2016
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Another great book in this series. This time we find that the private starship destroyer Dilligent has been attacked and heavily damaged by the Confed Navy. Captain Kellea Colleren, the former Captain in Command of the Dilligent has been brought up on charges and is being held in a supposedly secure location. Her former superior, Crisstof Dalton, was also being held in a far superior prison awaiting trial.
The Omega Force, led by Jason Burke, finds that Captain Colleren has escaped her original captures and is no running loose on the planet Camderan-2. Of course, Jason and the Omega Force are going to rescue her, especially since she and Jason have something going or at least appear to. They also need to find out from her where exactly Crisstof is being held and try to rescue him if possible.
In the process of rescuing both of these individuals, the Omega Force finds themselves in the middle of a ConFed plot to expand their empire. They definitely don't want the Omega Force to find out what their plans are so the Omega Force now becomes an enemy of the very forces they were previously assisting via Crisstof. The also find them selves doing the impossible with barely logical plans of attack.
I like the humor that is part of each book. The Omega Force team has come together quite a bit since it was first formed. One member is going to come close to being thrown for withholding information that should have been know a long time ago. Still, the team does what needs to be done without using undo force or fanfare. They are what most people would label professionals at their trade.
I'm really glad I found this series and look forward to reading many more books. As this is only the fourth in an eight book series, I have a few more to go. That's just great. These are my kind of military science fiction books.
The Omega Force, led by Jason Burke, finds that Captain Colleren has escaped her original captures and is no running loose on the planet Camderan-2. Of course, Jason and the Omega Force are going to rescue her, especially since she and Jason have something going or at least appear to. They also need to find out from her where exactly Crisstof is being held and try to rescue him if possible.
In the process of rescuing both of these individuals, the Omega Force finds themselves in the middle of a ConFed plot to expand their empire. They definitely don't want the Omega Force to find out what their plans are so the Omega Force now becomes an enemy of the very forces they were previously assisting via Crisstof. The also find them selves doing the impossible with barely logical plans of attack.
I like the humor that is part of each book. The Omega Force team has come together quite a bit since it was first formed. One member is going to come close to being thrown for withholding information that should have been know a long time ago. Still, the team does what needs to be done without using undo force or fanfare. They are what most people would label professionals at their trade.
I'm really glad I found this series and look forward to reading many more books. As this is only the fourth in an eight book series, I have a few more to go. That's just great. These are my kind of military science fiction books.
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Jarrak
5.0 out of 5 stars
No Good Deed Goes Unpunished.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 17, 2015Verified Purchase
The unlikely bunch of heroes of the downtrodden and disenfranchised known as Omega Force once again fly to the rescue as a fiendish conspiracy seems to be at the heart of the chaos erupting on independent worlds outside of the confederation and the unlikely supporter of Omega Force Crisstof Dalton has been arrested and accused of inciting the violence.
The Enemy Within treats us to another wild adventure with Jason and his crew on board the Phoenix searching for answers both on planet and amongst the stars and they are not only being hunted by the more shady elements of the galaxy but the intelligence agencies have begun to take notice of this strange gunship that appears too often in galactic trouble spots.
A great addition to the series and I've already purchased the fifth book:)
The Enemy Within treats us to another wild adventure with Jason and his crew on board the Phoenix searching for answers both on planet and amongst the stars and they are not only being hunted by the more shady elements of the galaxy but the intelligence agencies have begun to take notice of this strange gunship that appears too often in galactic trouble spots.
A great addition to the series and I've already purchased the fifth book:)
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CjW & KjW
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Good simple story, could do with proof checking
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 30, 2016Verified Purchase
Not well written grammatically; but it's a good story and thats what counts.
No point telling the spoiler, others have waffled on already on that front.
Nice easy read, saves the girl and their reputation etc (OOPS- a spoiler alert)
One major problem, the crew is from multiple alien races, yet no attempt is made to give us any form of background, abilities, what they look like or can physically accomplish or even why they are included in the crew. However we do know the hero is human, Jason.
Would be more fun if he wasn't and had to deal with human annoying traits.
No point telling the spoiler, others have waffled on already on that front.
Nice easy read, saves the girl and their reputation etc (OOPS- a spoiler alert)
One major problem, the crew is from multiple alien races, yet no attempt is made to give us any form of background, abilities, what they look like or can physically accomplish or even why they are included in the crew. However we do know the hero is human, Jason.
Would be more fun if he wasn't and had to deal with human annoying traits.

Hopeless
5.0 out of 5 stars
Where to begin...
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 14, 2014Verified Purchase
Good read, surprises me that I'm already on book 6 of this series and now I'm being asked to review it!
If you're a fan of science fiction and adventure stories this series is of interest to you.
For the rest of you I say this, give this series a try and let us know what YOU think!
After all nothing I say can properly appreciate what's happened so far in this series so I recommend the omnibus of the first three books before reading this book that way you'll understand what I'm trying to say!
If you're a fan of science fiction and adventure stories this series is of interest to you.
For the rest of you I say this, give this series a try and let us know what YOU think!
After all nothing I say can properly appreciate what's happened so far in this series so I recommend the omnibus of the first three books before reading this book that way you'll understand what I'm trying to say!
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elizabeth harmer
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent action series that blasts away the cobwebs and lets you rush along on the Dalzelle's imagination.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 18, 2015Verified Purchase
Punchy, pacey, funny, full of good characters that mesh well and win you over.
Some "plausible" science, too, that's not too detailed or complicated.
Massive environments loosely drawn allows you to fill in the gaps for yourself!
Story lines are subtly woven and expanded without being deliberately obtuse or trying to prove the author's cleverness and superiority - like you sometimes challenged with.
Easy to see a long running series in this hugely varied universe.
Great story telling
Some "plausible" science, too, that's not too detailed or complicated.
Massive environments loosely drawn allows you to fill in the gaps for yourself!
Story lines are subtly woven and expanded without being deliberately obtuse or trying to prove the author's cleverness and superiority - like you sometimes challenged with.
Easy to see a long running series in this hugely varied universe.
Great story telling

Foz
4.0 out of 5 stars
Not usually a sci-fi fan, these books are brilliant
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 2, 2015Verified Purchase
Not my cup of tea normally,. but this author, Christopher Nuttall and Marko Kloos are drawing me into the genre. This book probably the lesser of the series so far, but still a great read on it's own. It's only in the context of the other superb books in the series that it looks weaker. Great plot lines and really strong characters. Let's face it, there's a little of each of the regulars in all of us.
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