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The Apocalypse Troll

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Baen, Dec 1, 1998 - Fiction - 320 pages
There Captain Richard Aston was, minding his own business as he single-handed his sailboat across the Atlantic while his Navy retirement was processed, when everything went to hell in a handcart. First, there were the UFOs that decided to overfly a USN carrier group at Mach 17. Their impossible aerobatics were bad enough, but then they started shooting at each other. And at the Navy. With nukes.... Then there was the megaton-range upper atmosphere explosion that fried every bit of electronic gear in a radius of, oh, several hundred miles. And after that, there was the very attractive, very young, critically wounded female alien he pulled out of the ocean after she baled out of her stricken spacecraft. Only she wasn't an alien, or as young as she looked. What she was turned out to be a tough-as-nails warrior locked in a duel to the death with an alien cyborg killing machine from a tech base hundreds of years in the future which would stop at nothing - literally - to kill her.

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The writing, however left me angry. - Goodreads
The plot is predictable and somewhat prosaic. - Goodreads
The ending is a bit too syrupy and well tied up. - Goodreads

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User Review  - Katy - Goodreads

Please note: I wrote this review after reading the book in March of 2006. Just copying it over! While waiting my turn at the Honor Harrington series, I picked up this book in order to get a taste of ... Read full review

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User Review  - Samuel - Goodreads

One of the best "first" books I've ever read. Read full review

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Section 2
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Section 3
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About the author (1998)

David Weber is a science fiction phenomenon. His popular Honor Harrington space-opera adventures (most recently, "At All Costs") are "New York Times" bestsellers and can't come out fast enough for his devoted readers.