Operation Red Dawn and the Siege of Europe by James Rosone
My rating: 0 of 5 stars
The third book in this series, which I had purchased and therefore needed to read (according to some strange rule that I have in my own head), is again entirely unsatisfying, and thus unrated.
The storyline continues to be contrived and convenient, and a seemingly increased number of obvious grammatical and spelling mistakes.
Although the end of the book makes it clear that the series will continue, I won’t be reading any more in the series.
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A presbyter (priest) of Maitland-Newcastle, and a student of life and of the world with many eclectic interests, I am always seeking to understand the world around me. I am engaged in inner city parish pastoral ministry based in Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia, and seek always to proclaim the Good News of the Kingdom of God and to assist others to do the same in their own way.
With extensive experience in preparing for and executing liturgies and other ritual events, I am privileged to serve the broader Church through serving in a number of liturgical roles for the Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle.
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