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New Horizons - Emerilia Series Book 4

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Alliances and enemies are made, but the Stone Raiders keep their promise. They swore to themselves they would bring the Aleph back to Emerilia. Secrets, powerful creatures and a hidden civilization wait for the Stone Raiders in the abandoned Aleph facilities and cities. Will they be able to clear the Aleph facilities and complete their quest? Or will they be fated to fail? One thing is for sure, the Stone Raiders won't give up easily.

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Zerenity
Perfect balance of humor, action, technical specifications and a splash of romance. Bravo!!!

Brilliant, fantastic editing, fun and engaging read. Perfect balance of humor, action, technical specifications and a splash of romance. Bravo!!!

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Kindle Customer
Odd page format

This book seemed to be edited in a strange way compared to the last 3. This caused large blank spaces on many pages.

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Zach Bryant
Another good read. And an improvement.

This book can be slow, but it follows along Michael Chatfields style of writing by being better than the previous, and I expect the next book to be as good or better than this one. (Some aspects of the book are hamhanded, but I appreciate the meat of the story.)

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J. Wells
Lacks tension

This is basically the same criticism I had for the previous book. This is more of the same. I am interested in these characters and their story, and I absolutely love the premise, but with our a consistent source of tension I almost want to just skip the next book to see if they've gotten to the good part yet.

There is one major raid in this book, but I never got the feeling that they would lose. It ends up just being pure progress, they do the thing, they get the stuff, hurray they won, etc. It gets boring, and the interpersonal developments aren't enough to carry the story through, because it's not that kind of story.

I'm going to stick it out for the next book, but I might be dropping the series after that.

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Jimmy
Overall a good read

My biggest gripe is that this book (and the ones before it) seems as if it had not been proofread.