The Starwolves

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Summary: starwolves
Review: I have read all of the series and found them to have a tempo that kept me wondering what next. Sure there were parts that were farfetched but the willing suspenssion of disblief helped. The consept of Honor to the pac and the clan is one that maney at the time of writing of the series and even today find hard to understand or follow. If you get the chance read these books and enjoy them I did.

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Summary: Absolutely abysmal
Review: Starwolves, how do I hate thee? Let me count the ways:

1 - This book may as well be a reference book for fluff sci-fi cliches.

2 - The realism is even more non-existent than similar novels, like The Space Eater - for example, the Starwolves have one-man fighters with more firepower than their capital ships (which is stupid enough in and of itself), but for some reason they don't use this capability until later in the novel.

3 - The old GI Joe cartoon is more believable as a depiction of possible events in reality.

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Summary: Starwolves where are you?
Review: What to say about this book. It makes you laugh it makes you cry. It is the touching story of one starwolf. A genetically engineered race designed to help the republic survive. They have been fighting for over 50000 years and have never acheived anything but a stalemate. But the time has come. The union (The starwolves long time enemies) Have realized that humanity is on the decline and that they must make their last stand. They are fighting for the survival of their species. Which race will have what it takes to survive?