Thursday, July 16, 2015

One Dark Step by C.E. Martin [Review]

One Dark Step by C.E. Martin
One Dark Step (Stone Soldiers #11) by C.E. Martin
Format: ebook
Source: provided for review
Disclaimer: As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
Date read: June 18, 2015

Stone Soldiers
0.1. Stone Soldier
0.2. Stone Soldiers: Catching Fire
0.3. Stone Soldiers: City of Bones
0.4. Stone Soldiers: Sea of Monsters
1. Mythical
2. Brothers in Stone
3. Blood and Stone
4. Shades of War
5. Black Knight Down
6. Armageddon Z
7. Seven Deadly Sons
8. Terrorcota
9. Pale Horseman
10. A Lucky Day To Die
11. One Dark Step - Kindle

C.E. Martin
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Synopsis (Goodreads):
Ever since they took his brother, James Van Zanger has devoted his life to hunting the monsters that abduct men and women and slaughter cattle. For decades, Van Zanger has fought this battle alone. But during a hit-and-run mission in the backwoods of Kentucky, Van Zanger finds he is not alone. A crack team of supersoldiers reveal themselves to the alien hunter and offer him the chance to join a bigger battle against the forces of darkness.

With the help of men turned to living stone, a vampire MD, a werewolf, a powerful psychic and an enigmatic immortal warrior, Jim Van Zanger is about to strike at the heart of his enemy's base of operations: on the far side of the moon.

The men and women of Detachment 1039 are taking the fight against the forces of darkness to a new theater of operations, catching their enemies off-guard and unprepared. But are America's mightiest warriors ready to face the true mastermind of terror or will the Moon remain the last frontier for evil?
Thoughts on One Dark Step: Things are looking a little bleak for Detachment 1039. Mind you, this isn't uncommon, but at the same time... YIKES. The next book is going to be rough, isn't it?

But let's not get ahead of ourselves. THIS book is also hairy. Of course it is. There's a werewolf or two involved. Which, as we all know, practically lends itself to excessive hairiness. But I digress. THINGS HAPPEN in this book. THINGS. Giants and moon rocks and little guys with spears.

It's everything I've come to expect from the men and women of Detachment 1039.

Meanwhile...no, there is no meanwhile. Take those giants and moon rocks and little guys with spears and toss in a few stone soldiers, a werewolf or two, reduced gravity, and Kenslir's awesome fighting abilities and you have a pretty action-packed narrative.

And when THINGS HAPPEN to those we've come to know and love, don't pretend like I didn't warn you.

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