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Kill Team (Galaxy's Edge) Paperback – January 10, 2019
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- Print length340 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateJanuary 10, 2019
- Dimensions5.25 x 0.77 x 8 inches
- ISBN-101949731065
- ISBN-13978-1949731064
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- Publisher : Galaxy's Edge Press (January 10, 2019)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 340 pages
- ISBN-10 : 1949731065
- ISBN-13 : 978-1949731064
- Item Weight : 12.5 ounces
- Dimensions : 5.25 x 0.77 x 8 inches
- Best Sellers Rank: #145,543 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #2,204 in Military Science Fiction (Books)
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About the authors
JASON ANSPACH (1979- ) is the co-creator of Galaxy's Edge. He is an American author raised in a military family (Go Army!) known for pulse-pounding military science fiction and adventurous space operas that deftly blend action, suspense, and comedy.
Together with his wife, their seven (not a typo) children, and a border collie named Charlotte, Jason resides in Puyallup, Washington. He remains undefeated at arm wrestling against his entire family.
Galaxy's Edge: www.InTheLegion.com
Author website: www.JasonAnspach.com
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Nick Cole is a former soldier and working actor living in Southern California. When he is not auditioning for commercials, going out for sitcoms or being shot, kicked, stabbed or beaten by the students of various film schools for their projects, he can be found writing books. Nick's Book The Old Man and the Wasteland was an Amazon Bestseller and #1 in Science Fiction. In 2016 Nick's book CTRL ALT Revolt won the Dragon Award for Best Apocalyptic novel.
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THE WASTELAND SAGA
Post Apocalyptic Fiction
• The Old Man and the Wasteland
• The Savage Boy
• The Road is a River (Available only in the Wasteland Saga in the US)
The SODA POP SOLDIER NOVELS
LitRPG science fiction
• CTRL ALT Revolt!
• Soda Pop Soldier
THE BOOKS OF WYRD
Weird Post Apocalyptic Horror
• Third Red King
• The Dark Knight (Book 2)
• The Pawn in the Portal (Book 3)
• The Lost Castle (Book 4)
OTHER NOVELS
• Fight the Rooster
• The End of the World as We Knew It
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Whilst running missions, they learn from an inside source that things are worse than they thought, another mission is planned by the MCR and this time their target will upset the entire Galaxy.
It is up to the Indelible 6, a Dark Ops Kill Team made up of the Legions best, to stop it, to save the Galaxy before it burns. Time to KTF.
Whilst it might seem that this books are guns and glory, they aren’t. These are well thought out, incredibly well written stories with keen tactical and strategic knowledge, exceptional characters and some brilliant tech. The combat scenes are outstanding, written with in-depth skill, so that you feel like you are standing in the room watching the battle take place in front on you.
This is a book that will suit all readers, those looking for a fantastic read of black ops, and skilled combat (I still say it has an edge of an Adults Only version of Star Wars the Clone Wars, with the Elite Clones to TacOps), but it also covers aspects of the Political Intrigue going on behind the scenes, looks at the soldier’s lives and how this is affecting them, and then there is the Espionage aspect of it as well, with all the cloak and dagger stuff going on behind the scenes as well. This book has something for everyone.
Best of all though, it is just exceptionally well written, Chhun, Tom, and all the other characters are just beautifully constructed, so real, so in-depth with their emotions, their responses, the dialogue.
This is a book that you will pick up, and just be glued to, whipping through pages and not be able to put down as you have to know what happens.
Galaxy’s Edge is the place to be, for a brilliant read you don’t want to miss.
Galactic Outlaws had a pretty different feel than Legionnaire. In part, that was due to the alternation of viewpoints between Aeson Keel and Tyrus Rechs. This made the book a little bit hard to follow, but I am willing to endure such things, because some of my favorite books have been hard to follow the first [few] times I've read them. There were a lot of questions left hanging at the end of Galactic Outlaws, and at least a few of them get wrapped up by Kill Team. My patience was rewarded.
We also get a good hard look at the dark underbelly of counter-intelligence and counter-terrorism work. False flag operations and double agents are an expected part of the wilderness of mirrors that characterizes the human side of intelligence gathering, but simply acknowledging that doesn't really count the human cost on the agents who infiltrate terrorist organizations to expose and subvert them.
The moral tradition of which I am a part insists that it is never permissible to do evil in order to achieve good. "Tom," ex-navy undercover operative, has an uneasy conscience about the horrible things he does in order to prevent yet more horrible things. His moral intuition matches up with the moral maxim, but he does those things because they are his mission. In the end, "Tom" receives a kind of rough justice. I'm not sure that what happened to him is just. I'm also not sure is exactly unjust.
As I mentioned in my review of Galactic Outlaws, I appreciate the moral realism of the Galaxy's Edge series. There are very real dangers lurking for the rough men who guard us in our sleep, the temptation to become the monsters they fight, spurred by their often justified contempt for the polished and comfortable who blithely send them to die. "Tom" is a man of integrity, as are most of the Legionnaires we meet. Unfortunately for them, the harshness you need to survive can slowly sap away your humanity. Which is why the real heroes are very often dead.
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There is something horrendous about the way the stories are written and and at other times truly brilliant. Book I complained about too many sub stories at the beginning of the book, this time it's the way one of the primary characters narrates the book from his perspective, but I'm the 3rd person. Drove nuts, in the end I just skipped most of that part of the story
The excellent part was the kill team. They were fun to read about, their interactions enjoyable to see and the battle fight scenes the highlights of the whole book
On that note about battle scenes. They are very well written, not too much detail, but enough to build the picture. SE of the better story telling I have read and I read a lot.
Off to get book 4, I'll let everyone know how that goes too

Kill team starts just after the events of the second novel before quickly going back to fill in some of the seven year gap between book one and two and the events leading to the Kublar massacre.
Battered and bloody the surviving members of victory company are thirsty for paybck and answers are recruited in to the black ops kill teams of the legion.
Meanwhile a shadow intelligence organization of the republic has a deep cover operative so deep that he may lose himself in the role that he plays, in attempt to gain the trust of the man supplying arms to the Mid Core Rebbelion.
Don't let how the book switches narratives put you off as this adds to the story in a whole.
If you had questions from the first two novels then maybe this will answer some of them for you, but the twists at the end will leave you wanting more from the galaxy's edge series.
Anspach & Cole have created one of the greatest universe's since one that was a long time ago in a galaxy far far away.


