Wolf Pack (Battletech, No.4)

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Summary: A Great Story
Review: This was the first Battletech novel that I read and I've been hooked ever since! I could barely put this book down. The Kerensky Trilogy clears up what happens in the "Clan Invasion" another must read for Battletech fans!

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Summary: hook, line, and sinker
Review: This was the first Battletech novel that I read and I've been hooked ever since! I could barely put this book down. The Kerensky Trilogy clears up what happens in the "Clan Invasion" another must read for Battletech fans!

Rating:
Summary: hook, line, and sinker
Review: This was the first Battletech novel that I read and I've been hooked ever since! I could barely put this book down. The Kerensky Trilogy clears up what happens in the "Clan Invasion" another must read for Battletech fans!

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Summary: Wolf Pack blows away everthing else.
Review: When the chips where down Wolf's Dragoons did the job and where the best . They had vantage star league mechs , and Jaime Wolf . Now a bondsman theatens to destory them in a cival war . This book is raw action and if you love you battles big then this is the book to buy !

Rating:
Summary: A must have book.
Review: WOW! This is a exellent book. Who knew that the Wolf's Dragoons were from the clans. Not me, until I read the book. This book takes over a little from the book Wolves on the Border, but just a little. The battle for control of the Dragoons is realistic and seams to based on some true life family.

Rating:
Summary: A Great Story
Review: Yes! More of Wolf's Dragoons. This book details the civil war within the Dragoons during the Clan Truce of Tukayyid. New Dragoons are introduced who will play minor parts in later Battletech novels. Personally, I think Robert Charette ranks pretty high up on the list of good Battletech authors. Wolves on the Border and Heir to the Dragon are also good books of his that detail the history of the Dragoons and the Kuritas during earlier conflicts.