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The Ascension Myth Complete Omnibus (Books 1-12): Awakened, Activated, Called, Sanctioned, Rebirth, Retribution, Cloaked, Bourne. Committed, Subversion, Invasion, Ascension by [Ell Leigh Clark, Michael Anderle]

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The Ascension Myth Complete Omnibus (Books 1-12): Awakened, Activated, Called, Sanctioned, Rebirth, Retribution, Cloaked, Bourne. Committed, Subversion, Invasion, Ascension Kindle Edition

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How Molly has survived military life this long, we'll never know.

When her implanted computer interface is hacked by a nascent AI, Molly has to escape.

Grab the ENTIRE Ascension Myth Series today in one GIANT boxed set! Over 3,000 pages of Space Opera excitement!

Between the militaries' high tech security shields and advanced personnel protocols, it makes getting out in one piece for Molly nigh on impossible.

What’s more, her new “companion” has a spunky attitude which only complicates matters further.

And her biggest problem?

The swiftest and most efficient way to get out is also the most embarrassing.

This boxed set includes all 12 books:

Awakened
Activated
Called
Sanctioned
Rebirth
Retribution
Cloaked
Bourne
Committed
Subversion
Invasion
Ascension

If you like your space opera with snark, action and characters that support each other, you will love The Ascension Myth where we find out if a dysfunctional genius can change the universe.

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We double-dog dare you NOT to fall in love with Molly.

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This series has some cursing. Perhaps hilarious cursing, but cursing nevertheless. We suggest you don't read this series if cursing bothers you.

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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0848TWRY9
Publisher ‏ : ‎ LMBPN Publishing; 1st edition (April 22, 2020)
Publication date ‏ : ‎ April 22, 2020
Language ‏ : ‎ English
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- #239 in Metaphysical & Visionary Fiction (Books)
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Recovering theoretical physicist, professional geek, newbie sci fi novelist, USA Today Best-Seller, and die hard Doctor Who fan.

Though she is originally from England, she is mostly what her friends call a “digital nomad”, hanging in whichever country calls to her… as long as it has good wifi, and coffee.

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L and M Smith

Spoiler Alert: No one is ascending

Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2020

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The first few books are ok but have a few issues. First of all what's with all the Mocha? Secondly, all of the occurrences of the team falling in the floor laughing at something someone said is way overdone. I only found the comments mildly amusing and didn't think they deserved more than a few giggles. But this situation was common in the beginning. I suppose it was some kind of character building mechanism. Fortunately, this type of thing gets more realistic as the story goes on.

The story kinds of loses its way for me somewhere in the middle. This book is not going to be about what you think it is. Some of the character building is unrealistic. A good example is Molly's mother. There is no way she does what she does to Molly with Molly still working with her. Or maybe that's just me, I don't know. This is my review after all. It just seems people do bad things and it's quickly glossed over so the story can continue.

I read the entire 12 book series and honestly couldn't put it down for long. There were times when I got frustrated with the story, but I kept coming back. Book 12 was the hardest to read. I think I got invested in enough of the characters that I wanted to at least see it through. So some of the character development was good. The only flaw with that was the constant reference to all the good guys being so morally superior to everyone else. Goody two shoes good and talking about it being the way they were book after book. That got a bit old and unrealistic. I don't believe you can get 50 people together and all of them be morally outstanding people. That's for the good-guy half of the story.

The bad guys are not too bad and fairly easily overcome. I was fine with that because I hate stories where the bad guy is unstoppable and the good guys unrealistically barely win. I'm sure I'm in the minority there.

In case you are wondering, this story is not about anyone ascending.

Also, I'm not sure why you would rave about a hanger that has so many ships available to you when only one of them is going to get used as a transport. So many things that happen are drawn out way too long and then fizzle out as if part of the story is missing. I kept getting to the end of a paragraph thinking "That's it?".

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William S. Morris

Couldn't keep me awake

Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2020

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I read at the end of the day to go to sleep. This book worked well at that, and that's why it's taken so long to finish. Admittedly, it is a long series consisting of almost three thousand pages. We start with some bubble headed female enlisted that figures out just before it's too late that she's got a hitch hiker in her personal communication device. She's overslept, and was dashing to a conference with a senior officer when the realization hits her that there's too much memory being used on her personal device, and it must be related to the super secret projects being conducted at the base. She decides to skip the conference since she would have been screened going into the conference. She's right. An AI experiment has jumped out of the experiment and into her device and her brain interconnect to lodge itself in her body as a symbiote. She decides to quit in order to help the AI to escape. In order to escape, she declares herself as a sexual deviant to get discharged. Somehow, she matures so as to take over a team of mercenaries where she displays her alleged tactical strength along with her AI now known as Oz. She starts developing psychic powers, but stops using it almost as soon as she starts learning about if. For instance she knows how to find people, but doesn't use that skill to find a team member. She can walk through walls but only does that once in order to escape being shot. She discovers a secret federation base, and starts running missions for the federation using some fantastic ships and weaponry discovered at the base. There are sub luminary ships, luminary ships, and a couple of super luminary ships that accomplish this by "jumping". She gets involved in some battle scenes that invoke her luminary ships, but fails to realize that inertia at luminary speeds will kill you. Usually writers simply indicate there is an inertia canceling method involved inside the ship, but not this author, she suddenly gets concerned about reducing turns to lessen the inertia. No. If you've got inertia, you just can't maneuver at all at luminary speed. She also has apparently sub luminary rockets chasing her luminary ships to shoot them down. She falls to realize that the rockets are at a disadvantage because of their lack of maneuverability. To get to the ground, all she had to do was dodge once and go ti ground because the rockets aren't going to be able to turn around to catch up. She meets up with an archeologist who has a theory that there is a super race of AR's that planted humanoid races through out the two galaxies. In the meantime, she's found a fidgety teenager whose psychic abilities are great, but without explanation, this teenager disappears without having done anything for at least two books. Milly, our heroine, has issues with her mother, (a spy), and her father (a field operative), and various goofy hangers on that she's recruited. She's trying to create a college for ambassadors, but she's bucking a hidden cabal that's against it. N.B., We never figured out who or what this cabal is. In the meantime one of her boyfriends runs off to get married. The psychic teenager suddenly comes on the scene being declared a transmitter to the AR's. So we have an adventure in which she has to try to resolve this new threat from the AR's which has freaked out the local population because PC manipulations from the cabal. She solves conflict by placing her ship in the way, but a rogue ship from the hood side apparently under the control of the cabal shoots at her thereby causing her and her crew to die, but wait a minute. The rumor of her death appears to be exaggerated so let's have a party. I think this is known as melodrama, but it's more like suckering us into a continuation of the series.

I found the book entertaining, but two repeated grammatical errors, and some wrong words were distracting. The science being off didn't help. Author is enamored over the word "like", and uses it on almost every page. Problem being that it was never used as like this or like that. It was almost always used as like it is this or like it is that. The other problem was the frequent use of gerunds. Since it is a noun, and not a verb, it takes the possessive.

I usually try to read author notes, but partly because it was elsewhere, and partly because it was filled with giggles personal to the authors, but with little content, I stopped reading after chapter four.

I hope this review puts the reader into the picture so they can decide on their own whether this is their type of reading. I'm a little turned off on the Kutherian universe myself.

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Dione Greywolfe

Dipped in MOCHA

Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2020

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An entertaining read. The author, however, seems to be obsessed with MOCHA! I feel like I've been dipped in MOCHA after only a few pages and it goes on and on saturating every book. MOCHA is defined as a fine grade of coffee or any coffee flavored with chocolate. It doesn't need to be mentioned so often it rivals "the" for word count! It's like the characters are incapable of moving or thinking without being soaked to saturation in MOCHA!!

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William Reger

A Very Fun Read!

Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2020

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This was a solid story with many enjoyable characters. I got the full 12 books and enjoyed the growth of the characters over time. The storyline felt like a natural evolution of the story. The characters did grow a bit but many remained a bit one dimensional. While the primary lead was good, her main admirer seemed to stay to limited in his relationship to her and he definitely moved to a background, support roll in the last few books. Still, I really liked the overall story!

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Frank M. Zlotkowski

Best 99 cents ever spent!

Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2022

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Haven’t looked at any reviews yet. I’m somewhere in the middle of the series and I’m totally into it, can’t put it down &ct, &ct. Exactly what I want in a series. Great characters, great plots. Maybe not meaningful, but absolutely great action adventure. Oh, of course there’s SOME moralizing, but hardly enough to make it cosmic, or anything. I don’t care; I’m loving this just for what it is. Multiple digits up.

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Kelleyb102

I adored this entire series

Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2021

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I adored this entire series all 12 books. I had a terrible time putting it down long enough to just sleep, eat, do anything else. This set made me laugh, cry, get angry, and even made me mourn but it had a wonderful positive message throughout. If you don't understand the Mocha then you are not an avid coffee lover and what a fab way to reflect the growth of a character. I loved every single character but of course Molly was the star. Never loved a series more, this is my new favorite bar none!!! Thank you!

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Amazon Customer

Interesting series

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 25, 2020

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A lot of words and generally a rollicking fun read. I have some observations, a few issues and some compliments.
Compliments - I enjoyed it. I liked the characters and wanted to see and hear more of them. I think some of the writing was "episodal" like writing outlines for a TV series like Firefly. The writer could have kept this going for a long time.
Loved the way that the perspectives shifted from future sci fi to backward planet sci fi to super advanced alien etc. The ending was pulled off very well and sets up another round nicely.
Issues - I think there were some gaps or an episode missing. They discovered a girl with powers (Anne) and Giles went off with her stowed away. Later there were lots of references to the adventure that happened on that trip and the writer assumes we have read that episode but it was missing. The whole interaction with Anne was unfulfilled.
I think there was some repetition. Most importantly I felt that some great opportunities were a bit lost. The shifting powers and the on board AI were not developed early on and there were gaps in this theme. She went from being suspected of mind control to have worked on making it focussed and this development was not in the series.

All in all a fun read and I could see this being a series

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Kindle Customer

Excellent Series

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 1, 2020

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Fantastic Series based during the expansion section of the Kurtherian Gambit Universe. This can be read alone or within the Kurtherian Gambit Universe Series.
This based around a girl who is a genius but immature and poor social skills (probably on Autistic spectrum). As the series progresses she matures as she manages a team which increases in number. Initially taking on her own projects then taking on Federation tasks.
There’s an interesting end to the series and I hope we see her later on in the main Kurtherian Gambit Series.

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Gramps

Fascinating

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 5, 2020

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I found the Authors prelude quite correct, I did thoroughly enjoy the antics of Molly.
When it comes down to the nitty gritty of Sci Fi or Fantasy it matters not that it is beyond reasonable belief. Our, 'readers ' concern is that we can identify with the Authors imagined themes, characters and story line and get lost for a while in a totally fictional world.
And that depends how the characters are created, the plot hatched and you are so engrossed in the story that you must go on. That all depends on the writing abilities of the Authors, and Leigh and Michael have got those abilities in abundance.
Excellent story highly recommended,, where's the next. Well done.
Gramps

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A reasonable and compact space boxset

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 10, 2021

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A good page turner, that was easy to into and a flowed nicely. The story/plot was not exactly taxing, but it moved along at a measured pace. The characters were well enough written and the technology worked as a part of the story and did not require overly complicated explanation. The story grew in a organic manner that did not seem to leave gaps or involve sudden junmps. Overall a purchase I was happy with the time and engagement that I invested in it.

Chris

absolutely fabulous

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 2, 2020

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How I wish our leaders had the integrity of Molly and her team, we need them soo much. You need to read the whole series and it will keep you turning the pages much longer than you intended. All the characters are well rounded, not just the principals. Altogether a well thought out series that shows many of the attitudes that need changing by those in charge of our planet, the authors should probably run for office!

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