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Underdog Studio bettieunderdoga3f3 — This is probably one of my favorite books. The story is especially heartbreaking because it's a real look at the world of so many kids - violence, gangs, drugs, poverty and there is no break in the cycle as they grow up. On a side note, I'm steamrolling through "The Wire" on DVD right now (through seasons 1 and 2) which takes a similar look on drugs, crime, and apparently in an upcoming season, education.

Patrick Esmao patrickesmao — Different Plot. Different Location. Different Mission. Same Jason Wander. Brief Synopsis: After eradicating the slug force on Jupiter's moon, Ganymede, Jason Wander returns to an earth on the brink of economic collapse. The leaders of earth are declaring that the slugs have been completely annihilated and pose no additional threat; thereby transitioning to a post-war economy of reconstruction. Needless to say, Jason Wander is a General out of his comfort zone (if he ever had one). Then, the slugs come back with an armada for a full scale assault on the planet earth. The problem? Earth is not ready to fight another war and has only limited resources and no options to possibly win. Sounds like the odds Wander is used to. Overall Impressions: ORPHAN'S DESTINY is drastically different from its predecessor, ORPHANAGE. This addition to the series focuses a bulk of the prose toward politicking and the things that Jason has staunchly stated he cares nothing about; however, duty is duty. The final act focuses on what ORPHANAGE was all about: the infantry men doing whatever it takes to get the job done. While the plot elements may be different, the voice of the story is largely commentary on military issues and personnel. It is refreshing that despite the change in locale and mission, the story remains relatively comfortable in the tradition of military science. While the reader must suspend some belief at the areas of science and realism, there is a wonderful tale woven on earth and in space. Some areas of science (especially in space travel and engine capacities) were only glossed over and not given proper face time, it is forgiven as I wouldn't expect such from a purely militaristic science fiction story. This book is not about science or space travel or futuristic technologies; it is about the personnel that harness these abilities; and for that alone, Buettner exceeds expectations. Wander is one of the most interesting characters, and his development (along with the development of characters in ORPHANAGE and a host of new characters) is remarkable. At every turn Wander reinforces his ideology while still learning and growing every step of the way. Obviously reading ORPHANAGE will prove to provide a better reading experience, but this book is one that shouldn't be missed. Good reading, Plants and Books More Reviews

булат хазиев khazibula — This book had really fun potential, but the author didn't use any of it. Very disappointing.

Eamonn Bourke eamonnbourke — The one of the first bloodsucking character started the whole sexy Vampire movement. Count Dracula was meant to be as bed as during his life, there is nothing better then run stick trough body of your victim, right? Frankly said the story of old Transylvania count who had encounter with modern world and failed in it, fills everybody with something with animal. Laying in your bed and waiting to be sucked dry and in the process experience sort of almost sexual fantasy is probably what makes Bram Stoker's contemporary so fascinated about whole thing. Woman and monster in bedroom, what a catch for your fantasy. Count Dracula decided to spread his influence a moved to England where he messed with certain family only to be put to ultimate end by certain obscure scientist. All is about sexuality even if it is well hidden and the story goes on many levels and no there was nothing between count and any males.