Area 51: Excalibur

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Summary: intresting
Review: This book gives intresting answers to the worlds questions. The auther obviosly knows alot about his subject.

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Summary: A fantastic series
Review: This is the continuation of a fantastic series of books. Each one leaves you hanging for the next in the series. In this installment Doherty continues along the path of incorporating myths and legends into the the race for supremecy on planet earth. This time it is with Excalibur and Doherty follows his path of strange and curious places by making Mt Everest the new battle scene. Even this far into the series i can not decide with wich faction i want to align myself and then there is the ever curious question, What the heck is going on on Mars. The ties between these fictional books and history make the farfetched idea of alien galactic civil war and human history very intriguing within the story, almost as intriguing as real life itself. A must read for all sci-fi buffs, couldnt put it down.

Rating:
Summary: A fantastic series
Review: This is the continuation of a fantastic series of books. Each one leaves you hanging for the next in the series. In this installment Doherty continues along the path of incorporating myths and legends into the the race for supremecy on planet earth. This time it is with Excalibur and Doherty follows his path of strange and curious places by making Mt Everest the new battle scene. Even this far into the series i can not decide with wich faction i want to align myself and then there is the ever curious question, What the heck is going on on Mars. The ties between these fictional books and history make the farfetched idea of alien galactic civil war and human history very intriguing within the story, almost as intriguing as real life itself. A must read for all sci-fi buffs, couldnt put it down.

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Summary: "Doherty" Has made another home run.
Review: To say the least, I was somewhat dissapointed with his last book: Area51: The Grail. Now that I have read Excalibur though, I am able to grasp why the grail only brings more questions and little answers. In Excalibur, Doherty finally gives more answers than questions without being repetetive. The battle scenes live up to his knack for realism and page flippign suspense. He continues to demonstrate that the bad guys arnt just a bunch of idiots firing like crazy and missing the good guys, and that the good guys don't just stand with an M-60 and take out their opponents with no sweat. Although some areas of the story are still sketchy, it is manageable to put two and two together. Doherty definately lives up to a description of the plot given on his website. The outcome is truely decided by the human spirit, and sense of sacrafice.

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Summary: Expected more
Review: Way others portrayed novel here, I held higher expectations. Don't get me wrong, good read. It plays more girth than Raiders of Lost Arc.