Reviewed by -- Maegan
Schaefer
Note - by a former
blog reviewer - the team has been retired, but still have reviews of theirs to
share.
Book Review of --
SECTOR 64: Ambush:
Sector 64 Book One by Dean M. Cole
Overall star rating
--- 5
About the book:
Sandra just discovered
she's pregnant, but with humanity on the brink of extinction, this Air Force
Captain might be the world's only hope. Independence Day meets The X-Files when
Air Force fighter pilots Jake Giard and Sandra Fitzpatrick join a decades-old
secret project to integrate today's Earth into a galactic government. But when
a galactic civil war spills onto our shores, plunging the planet into an
otherworldly post-apocalyptic hell, can Jake and Sandy save humanity from
extinction?
As unknown aliens with
a dark secret continue to raid the planet, Jake fights through a
post-apocalyptic hell, struggling to comprehend the enigmatic aftermath of the
first attack.
On the West Coast,
Sandra's squadron smashes against the invading aliens. Thrown to ground, Sandy
wades through blazing infernos and demented looters in a desperate attempt to
save her family.
Finally, with the fate
of the world in the balance, both captains must take the battle to the
enemy—humanity's very survival hanging on their success.
Book creation ratings
Overall total, out of
30 -- 28
-- Story &
characters -- 9
-- Cover & title
-- 10
-- Editing &
formatting -- 9
* based on a 1-10
scale with: 1-4, poor; 5-7, good; 8-10,
very good.*
The review --
In beginning of this
book, the author snags you into the storyline by twisting and turning it. The
author has done the background needed to make the pilot's flights very real.
And has put this information into understandable words, so much so that I could
easily understand what was happening, and why, without having to look up
definitions. The is a sex scene and a half in book. Not really steamy, but
enough to warrant a mention for those who are looking at getting this book for
someone else.
The chapters do jump
around to different areas in the "world" so that the reader can know
what is happening everywhere at the same time within the next chapter or two.
The author is very descriptive about the places and what is going on at those
places that it feels like you are a fly on the wall watching the events
unfold.
Reader Recommendations
Genre -- science
fiction
Age recommendations --
18 plus
Sex content rating -- Yes,
mild- just one and a half
scenes
Violence rating -- moderate
to a lot- they are in a war
** The author's links
**
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