Space Assassins 1 & 2: A Space Assassin Bundle

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Space Assassin is a science-fiction scenario in which the player is an assassin who must fight his way through the mutant cyborgs on the orbiting spaceship of a mad scientist planning to mutating all life on the planet below. [1] This book will be included in my biweekly reading wrap up on my YouTube channel that will be published on March 19th. ARC Review: Received for free via BookSirens for an honest review. All opinions are my own. Thank you Scott Baron for the opportunity. In the first edition of Sorcery! 3 ( The Seven Serpents), the book was not listed as a forthcoming release, although two books that were never published were ( Dragon Master and The Lord of Shadow Keep). It seems likely that after The Lord of Shadow Keep was published by a different publisher, Space Assassin took its place.

Eric Bryan Moore did a wonderful job with the narration. His voice was smooth and was able to navigate well through the different characters adding depth in how he voiced them. The Wampeh Ghalian do not take sides in confrontation or war, although several times it is referenced that due to the Councils overwhelming corruption, the Ghalian’s have been known to act against the Council, work for less etc, to disrupt Council plans, as they see the Council as a corrupt entity that should not exist. The narrative, other than the situations stated above, is very interesting and it keeps up with the pace of the story, wich is FAST!! The dialogues are very straight forward and knowing the main character along the book you accept it as part of him and not a problem with the writing itself!!I was given a free copy of The Interstellar Slayer: Space Assassins 1 by Scott Baron and Book Sirens in exchange for an honest review. During this mission, we met Bud, his pilot, his co-pilot Laskar, and Demelza, another Wampeh Ghalian that becomes tied to Hozark’s mission. Overall, I enjoyed this book especially the close relationship between Hozark, the centuries-old assassin, and Bud, the ex- space pirate, who had proven very handy during some of Hozark's previous missions, and Bud's newly introduced assistant-pilot who has yet to prove himself but was very confident of his skills. If you love a good story, doesn’t matter the genre, you will like this – and seriously –‘MAGICAL VAMPIRE ASSASSINS!!!’, do I have to say anything else??

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Speaking of characters, I did like the rest of the cast. Some characters stayed there the entire book and some got introduced halfway, but they never felt too flat and got some cool history themselves (as individual as well as tied to Hozark), which I would love to read about. The main thing that does itch me a bit, are the ‘villains’, since I didn’t get much about them, but then again, it was a short book and it might be for a reason, which I believe it is.