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Dead Lawyers Don’t Lie (Jake Wolfe Thrillers Series) by Mark Nolan

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Dead Lawyers Don’t Lie (Jake Wolfe Thrillers Series) by Mark Nolan
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Genre – Thriller Crime Murder
Page Count – 550
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A top 20 Amazon bestseller. A mysterious killer who calls himself The Artist is assassinating wealthy lawyers. When photo-journalist Jake Wolfe accidentally takes his picture during a murder, The Artist adds Jake to his kill list and he becomes a target in a deadly game of cat and mouse that only one of them can survive. How far would you go to protect your family and friends from a killer?

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Mark Nolan is an Amazon bestselling novelist who writes exciting action-adventure thrillers about the reluctant assassin Jake Wolfe and his adopted war dog, Cody.

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Sea of Death (Jake Wolfe Thrillers Series) by Mark Nolan

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Genre – Action Thriller
Page Count – 309

Jake Wolfe must search for a narco submarine that smuggles military-grade weapons to criminals. He cruises his motor yacht to the Sea of Cortez, where he’s asked to assist local law enforcement in stopping a violent killer’s one-man crime spree that’s terrorizing the Baja Peninsula. With help from his war dog, Cody, and his First Mate, Sarah Chance, he challenges the crazed criminal to a standoff where the only rule is kill or be killed.

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  1. Mark Nolan is an Amazon bestselling novelist who writes exciting action-adventure thrillers about the reluctant assassin Jake Wolfe and his adopted war dog, Cody. He is now busy writing his next book.

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Reunion (The Hellgate Chronicles) by Jocelyn Lindsay – Review by Rose McCaskey

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Reunion (The Hellgate Chronicles, #1)Reunion by Jocelyn Lindsay
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

This is a supernatural end of the world romance story. It has a group of people who have powers and were beat friends in high school. After over 20 years, the main character returns to her hometown where her friends she hasn’t seen or spoken to since leaving have lived their lives. They have a lot to overcome, including forgiveness for over the past. I liked the story and the characters. It’s pretty detailed, even detailing smells and tastes.

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Reunion (The Hellgate Chronicles) by Jocelyn Lindsay – Review by Callie Luna

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Reunion (The Hellgate Chronicles, #1)Reunion by Jocelyn Lindsay
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Meg was the chosen one to save the world while in her teenage years with the help of her four best friends. After 25 years she goes back to her hometown to potentially have to save the world again. I really like the premise of this book since it is different than just a bunch of young adults saving the world. Meg is without purpose after leaving her life in her hometown behind and has to deal with the consequences of being away for 25 years. She has been a free spirit traveling wherever the wind takes her. It was a bit hard to get through the first few chapters due to the amount of events that the reader has to get caught up on to become invested in the story. The story has strong female characters, paranormal, and homecoming.

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Reunion (The Hellgate Chronicles) by Jocelyn Lindsay – Review by Shannen Kern

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Reunion (The Hellgate Chronicles, #1)Reunion by Jocelyn Lindsay
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I’m thrilled that my first experience with this author was such a pleasant surprise! This marks the beginning of The Hell Gate Chronicles, featuring Meg as our formidable protagonist with an unbeatable spirit. I instantly connected with her unique, unconventional nature. As a fan of the supernatural, I found the blend of intense action and captivating elements in this story completely addictive!

One aspect that really stood out to me was Meg’s age—she’s over 40, which is a refreshing change in a genre often dominated by younger characters. The narrative flows seamlessly, with events unfolding naturally. Character development is a highlight, adding depth to the plot and making it easy to invest in each character. I highly recommend this book and can’t wait for the next installment!

Reviewed by @shannlynn

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Reunion (The Hellgate Chronicles) by Jocelyn Lindsay – Review by Tausha Treadway

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Reunion (The Hellgate Chronicles) by Jocelyn Lindsay. This book was amazing. I’m not a huge fan of supernatural but I fell in love with the book the first chapter. The main character Meg who has been out of school for 20+ years and helped close the Hellgate back then is back in action. Finding out from a friend who has been comatose for 20 years that someone new is trying to reopen the Hellgate, Meg knows she has to try and stop it again. She’s older and wiser so it should be easier right? Along with her friends, Meg may be witty and rough but she is smart and if she did it once when she was young and not that smart surely she can do it this time. Meg thought when she left home all those years ago that she wouldn’t have to go back but here she is and all the baggage along with home is here as well. Will Meg be able to stop the bad guys once again and will she be able to deal with all the unresolved issues that lead to her leaving town in the first place? Read this great book to find out!

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Reunion (The Hellgate Chronicles) by Jocelyn Lindsay – Review by Jennifer Reimer

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Reunion: An Over Forty Urban Fantasy Novel (The Hellgate Chronicles Book 1)Reunion: An Over Forty Urban Fantasy Novel by Jocelyn Lindsay
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was a little unexpected read but it was so worth every word. A young girl saves the world, closing the gates of hell, and walked away. Or so Meg thought. When she returns so much came out from her past that she now has to deal with. This was a very well-paced read and I couldn’t put it down. This book has it all, romance, fantasy, lead women, action packed, adventure, paranormal and so much more. This was a great read and totally worth the day it took me to read it. Can’t wait for the next ones.

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Sarge: Going Deep by Stuart Ledwith – Review by Britney Humphreys

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Sarge: Going Deep by Stuart Ledwith – Review by Britney Humphreys

4 Stars

This book was a tough one for me to finish. It is not terribly long at 131 pages, but the dialogue was choppy. The plot and story were interesting-even for someone who is not a fan of alien/UFO stories, and if the dialogue had been better, I might go check out the other books in the series. The dialogue between the characters, though, was stilted and made it difficult to read. I felt there were too many instances of the author using extra descriptive words for how or why the character made a statement when it was evident due to the context without the extra words.

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Sarge: Going Deep by Stuart Ledwith PhD – Review by Roxsanne Lesieur.

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Sarge: Going DeepSarge: Going Deep by PhD Ledwith
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Sarge is a man with a mission, he is a part of the Celestial Guardians, a government agency who keeps positive relations between humans and extraterrestrial races, but today he is back after hearing about something strange happening and a message nobody can understand, apart from the feeling of fear behind it.

This is the kind of situation where Sarge is in his element and so he dives right in, but his usual second in command is on holiday, so he calls upon her daughter Dr Liv Manginaro, she has a special interest in translation and is more than happy to jump in at the deep end, especially when on further investigation, it turns out that this will not just be a regular mission with extraterrestrials, it will be a rescue mission as well.

Unfortunately, things don’t go quite to plan and Dr Liv has to take the lead with rescuing the individuals, helping a completely new extraterrestrial race and all the while, learning about and working with the US Navy, using skills and determination she never knew she had to solve every problem this unusual situation is throwing her way, plus gaining the moniker of “Agent Scully”.

Will Dr Liv and Sarge be able to jump all the hurdles and complete a successful rescue mission, or will everything collapse around them? This is an action packed adventure with exciting characters facing intriguing challenges within a challenging environment which will hook you in and keep you there until the end.

Reviewed by @roxsannel

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Sarge: Going Deep by Stuart Ledwith – Review by Samantha Cleaver

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

With this being sci-fi, it is not my normal go to read. Normally it’s hard for me to keep track of everything going on. This is part of a series but I’ve only read this one. The plot and character development were written well though and I didn’t have much trouble keeping up with it. I’m glad I reached out of my comfort zone to try something new. Definitely recommend this book!

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Sarge: Going Deep by Stuart Ledwith – Review by Shannen Kern

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was yet another thrilling installment in the series, showcasing the author’s knack for blending adventure, intrigue, and a touch of the extraterrestrial. They excel in crafting a narrative rich with layers, both in character development and plot complexity. Dr. Manginaro is a standout character, embodying intelligence and competence as she navigates a world filled with covert operations and military intrigue. The introduction of a new alien race adds depth and excitement to the story, propelling readers into a realm where suspense and unexpected twists reign supreme.

The author masterfully intertwines action with drama, keeping readers on the edge of their seats. The pace is brisk, ensuring that each chapter leaves you eager for more, while the relationships among characters, both familiar and new, add an emotional resonance to the adventure. What truly sets this book apart is the author’s ability to infuse his narrative with a sense of soul.

Overall, this is a captivating blend of adventure, mystery, and character-driven storytelling. The author has once again delivered a gripping tale that fans of science fiction and thrillers alike will find hard to put down. Prepare for a ride that will leave you eagerly anticipating the next chapter in this extraordinary series.

Reviewed by @shannlynn

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Sarge: Going Deep by Stuart Ledwith – Review by: BRANDI ANDERSON

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The story is compelling, featuring intriguing plot twists and turns. Sarge emerges as a distinctive character, displaying wit and a sense of control throughout the narrative. This was an engaging and quick read. I particularly appreciated using code names and the story’s realistic elements. I highly recommend this book!
Reviewed by: @andersonmom7520

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Sarge: Going Deep by Stuart Ledwith – Review by Finn Cunningham

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Sarge: Going Deep by Stuart Ledwith PHD. Is the continuation of Mission 3047. This is definitely one of those books that you can absolutely lose yourself in but also one of those special ones you have to savor. From start to finish you can definitely feel the love the author had for this series. I adored this book, and refused to put it down. I definitely recommend this series!

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Sarge: Going Deep by Stuart Ledwith – Review by Micalah Weatherholtz

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I usually stick to my typical historical fiction, fantasy, and Romantic comedies, but every now and then I like to branch out and read something fresh, out of my realm. Science Fiction is not something I usually read, but original and intriguing this definitely was. Now, this is apparently a continuation of a character from another book by this author, so I cannot attest to if these read better in some certain order or not. This was a unique sci-fi story that if you’re looking to shake up your reading or even if you read this genre all the time would be a worthwhile read.

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Reunion (The Hellgate Chronicles) by Jocelyn Lindsay – Review by Santana Hicks

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Reunion (The Hellgate Chronicles, #1)Reunion by Jocelyn Lindsay
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

In her senior year of highschool, Meg closed a portal to hell. Once her job of being the gatekeeper came to a close, she took off never to go home again. That is until she was in her 40s and a comatose friend reached out to her psychically. Someone is trying to open the gate 20 some years later and it is up to Meg to once again make sure it stays closed.

Reluctantly, Meg returns home to do her duties of being the gatekeeper. Leaving at such a young age left a lot of loose ends in her hometown. Everything is different yet still the same and Meg is thrust back into a life she wanted to forget.

I absolutely loved this book for a number of reasons, especially the premise of the main character being in her forties. Too many times the main characters are in their twenties and although the books are still enjoyable, now that I am getting older, it’s getting harder to connect with younger characters.

I adored Meg! She was a rough around the edges type of girl. She was witty, and a but coarse at times. The book itself was filled with unexpected twists and turns keeping you guessing. Full of action, humour, and emotional growth, you will definitely want to join Meg on this adventure!

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Sarge: Going Deep by Stuart Ledwith – Review by Kerry Carr

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a continuation of the story from mission 3047. Some of the characters we have met before in previous stories and some of the characters are new. This book could be read as a standalone as in this book we get a more in depth look at Sarge himself. Not only his past but also his determination and passion for the role he finds himself in today.
This is a great sci-fi read which has twists and turns, special secret missions, UFO’s, aliens and space exploration. As I said before we also get a deeper look into Sarge himself and we learn more about his story.
This is a very unique story and the author does a great job of building a world that the reader can lose themselves in as well as making characters that the reader can’t help but feel connected to. I love a book where I can lose myself in between the pages and this was a definately one of those.
I look forward to reading more from this author.

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Sarge: Going Deep by Stuart Ledwith – Review by Carrie Reed

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Great read. I was happy to see how Chloe and Joe were doing, off on a well deserved vacation. Liv is really making a name for herself working with Sarge, she seems to be following in her mother’s footsteps and it seems to be a really great fit for her. I really enjoyed the story. The author did very well with descriptions, I had this book playing out movie style in my head the whole time. The concept of the ship “mother” that can cloak, is exciting, and Liv can actually communicate with it. How crazy would it be to meet aliens and see people who have been trapped yet preserved for 15 years! It is interesting to see how Liv has to figure out how to help, Verun and her sisters. And she can talk to her ship, Mother. Love that. Crazy, and fun story with so much detail. I would like to see how Liv and Jay fair.

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Reunion (The Hellgate Chronicles) by Jocelyn Lindsay – Review by Ayla Phipps

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Reunion (The Hellgate Chronicles, #1)Reunion by Jocelyn Lindsay
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Everything about this stunning new beginning to the Hellgate Chronicles series pulled me in. Jocelyn Lindsay is a new author to me, and I will continue to recommend her to everyone. You never know if you don’t give her a try, right? From the eye-catching cover to the line and sinker of the synopsis I knew I had to give this book a try and I was not disappointed. I grew up on Buffy the Vampire Slayer and in a lot of ways I got those same nostalgic feels when I read the synopsis. So glad I jumped in with both feet.
Meg Walker isn’t like everyone one else. She has literally saved the world but when her “duty” was done so was she. Moving away and leaving everything and everyone behind her might have seemed like a great idea, at least it was until now. Twenty-five years have passed since that day when Meg closed the Hellgate, but now someone wants to open it back up. Only once you save the world once it’s easy to do it again. But now all those unresolved issues of her youth are back. Running was a temporary solution that ended the moment she returned to town.
Can Meg finally find closure? Resolve? What secrets will finally be revealed? While the beginning was building up this incredible world you quickly fall in love with Meg, she is rough around the edges, she has some flaws, and her past isn’t all rainbows and smiles. Life has been just that, life, a beautifully imperfect perfect that she doesn’t let keep her down. I truly cannot wait to see what will happen next in this series and will keep an eye out for any news so I can mark my calendar.

Not all Reunions are rainbows and sunshine.

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Reunion (The Hellgate Chronicles) by Jocelyn Lindsay – Review by Rebecca Hill

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is the first book in its series even though sometimes it felt like I was reading a second book. This story picks up 25 years in the aftermath of saving the world. Meg Walker has found herself listless and without a purpose since she closed Hellgate and saved the world. She is determined to not return to Bellingham or even talk to her ride or die pals. Allison, Bianca, and Ziya are all gifted but remained behind when Meg left town. When Ziya tells Meg that someone is going to reopen the gate, Meg’s plans to stay away are shattered, and she must return. The story tells of their reunion and the ensuing battles to keep the gate closed. I liked that the story wasn’t about a young person saving the world. I also liked that the story showed what it feels like when someone doesn’t have a purpose. It showed that we are made to have relationships, that we need others in our life, and that we are better together. I didn’t like what seemed like an excessive amount of language. I didn’t like that at times Meg seemed rather whiny. Overall, it was an enjoyable book that I wanted to finish to find out what happened. I also really enjoyed the surprises and twists at the end.

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Reunion (The Hellgate Chronicles) by Jocelyn Lindsay – Review by Angela Renee Diaz

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Older heros I’m sold. I’m still in my early 30s. I thought I could relate to this book and did. You get the background of the character which makes me love the character even more. I highly recommend this book. What an interesting read. Pretty unique with a different age difference hero aspect.

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Sarge: Going Deep by Stuart Ledwith – Review by Kerry Baker

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

When I saw this book was available, I instantly looked forward to getting to know more about this character. I enjoyed the first book he was in and this one certainly allows you to expand on your knowledge of him. I connected with the character again with ease and felt like I just got straight into the story.
I almost forget these books are science fiction, as I get such an action / adventure feel to them. But I think that makes me enjoy them even more. I was pulled into the story and found myself really engaging with everything going on. This was a great follow up to the first book.

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Reunion (The Hellgate Chronicles) by Jocelyn Lindsay – Review by Whisper Hymer

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Reunion: An Over Forty Urban Fantasy Novel (The Hellgate Chronicles Book 1)Reunion: An Over Forty Urban Fantasy Novel by Jocelyn Lindsay
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Reunion is the first book in The Hellgate Chronicles by Jocelyn Lindsay. It labels itself as an over forty urban fantasy novel but that doesn’t do justice to the unique book found here. As highschoolers, Meg and her friends saved the world from apocalypse at great costs. Now, 25 years later they are midlife and mid-life when the unthinkable happens and it is time to save the world again. This book was a thrilling read with plenty of relatable situations even if you’re only edging on forty and not in charge of stopping evil forces.

Reviewed by @WhisperHymer

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Sarge: Going Deep by Stuart Ledwith – Review by Betsy Melano

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

A sci-fi series that brings the reader to new experiences, finding out more about Sarge and Scully as they get into covert operations and experience extra terrestrial beings. The story has suspense, intrigue, and so much more while at the same time the characters learn about other beings and how they help the main characters. The author brings a world I didn’t expect but one I’d like to learn more about. Overall, I enjoyed the story.

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Reunion (The Hellgate Chronicles) by Jocelyn Lindsay – Review by April Rose

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

“Reunion” by Jocelyn Lindsay is the prequel, and very first book in the the “Hellgate Chronicles”. If my experience with “Reunion” is an accurate sample of the author’s story telling, I expect to enjoy them all, immensely. The author’s tone is natural, and the way the story is told felt akin to listening to a friend tell a story. This was definitely one of my favorite recent reads. The story follows our protagonist, Meg Walker, as she navigates uncomfortable…well…reunions and trying to live up to expectations. I thoroughly enjoyed the way the author embodied the enjoyable aspects of apocalyptic YA books but with a protagonist over 40. This book quickly grabbed my attention and held it. I would strongly recommend to other readers.

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Reunion (The Hellgate Chronicles) by Jocelyn Lindsay – Review by Kerry Baker

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

What an original and refreshing story this is. I knew from the moment I read the description that I would enjoy this book, but it completely blew all expectations out of the water! For a start, I loved the fact that the main character was older. Most books that I read like this are of the YA category, with a character to match. So having the main character be older was such a nice change. I definitely connected with this character more than others and I really became invested in her story.
I loved the overall story the author created. It was exciting, fun to read and one that I couldn’t seem to get enough of. Once I had started reading, I found it really hard to put down. This is a brilliant story and I am really looking forward to the next in the series.

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Sarge: Going Deep by Stuart Ledwith – Review by Shea Gilkerson

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

While I am not generally into extraterrestrial stories, I wanted to give this book a try. I’m glad I did. It’s difficult to give much detail without giving things away that were important points in the book and I’d hate to steal the presentation to anyone.

There was a fantastic female lead in Scully that was fun to read. While this is the first book of this universe that I’ve read, it introduced pieces of Sarge’s past and past characters introduced that I’d like to lean more into this great world the author has created. Submarines and covert operations, aliens, suspense, working together, intrigue, suspense and drama – a new author for me, but I really enjoyed how much of themselves and their passion they interjected into this story. Going back to read more of Sarge and his world right now!

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Sarge: Going Deep by Stuart Ledwith – Review by Felicia Belcher

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Had no idea what to expect, but BUTTERFLY EXTRATERRESTRIAL??? 🤯🤯 A whole “guardian” group that keeps E.T.’s a secret! Mother, Sarge’s alien ship friend helps get the crew into a submarine below water!

Men on the submarine are affected by the Butterfly beings and essentially put in a coma, but somehow survive for FIFTEEN YEARS! They have to be rehabilitated back to health after being found!

Sarge’s crew must vet new nurses to help take care of them without spreading the secret that aliens DO exist!

 

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Sarge: Going Deep by Stuart Ledwith – Review by Jennifer Gordon

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Another unique story featuring Sarge, this time in the lead role. Having been introduced to Sarge in previous books by this original author, I was keen to delve deeper into his backstory. As expected Sarge, who was a Navy Seal has an intriguing story, and we get to know his character better. It was nice to ‘catch up’ with other past characters and to meet new ones. I particularly liked the likeable independent and capable Dr. Liv Manginaro, aka Agent Scully. She was hired by the ‘Celestial Guardians’ to lead a rescue mission. This sci-fi adventure kept me hooked throughout and I felt immersed in the story. The world of spaceships and new alien races that the author created was brought vividly to life.

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Sarge: Going Deep by Stuart Ledwith – Review by Shelly Kittell

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Oh, such a very interesting installment in the series. I loved this one. We get a deeper look into Sarge’s past. I loved the writing. The scfi elements really pull things together. The characters are again very fascinating. I found myself pulled right back into the universe of Sarge again and it was such a good read.

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Reunion (The Hellgate Chronicles) by Jocelyn Lindsay – Review by Shelly Kittell

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Reunion (The Hellgate Chronicles, #1)Reunion by Jocelyn Lindsay
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I found this one quite enjoyable. A supernatural with a strong woman over the age of 40, woohoo! Great little bits looking at their younger days of battiling the hellgate for the first time. This is a well done story. I found it had a good flow. I liked the premise. I wish more writers would do stories like this. There’s some reminiscing and action with drama. Loved the characters. This was a great story.

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