KTF Part 1: Galaxy's Edge Season 2, Book 6

I thing the only book universe that could compare to Galaxy's Edge in termes of complexity and entertainement is the disco world series by Terry Pratchet... Every book of this serie Galaxic Edge is a piece of jewelery. At first three book I said wow it's like star wars but with testosterones and strom troopers that can aim and hit their target!! But the political shenanigans were ritcher and masterly passed. This series (all the books) are fantastic to read... You could not read most and still get a solid tale tell or you could read them all and get a strong picture of a millenium tragedy that starts with the waste of our lovely planet.

If you've liked Galaxy's Edge books so far you'll like this one too. Some things we've wondered about in previous books get answered, and it looks like part 2 is going to have a lot of Big Plot Stuff coming together. The last page had me involuntarily making giddy little kid noises. I'm no cover art connoisseur, but damn I have to point out that part 1's is awesome.

HOLY ACTION!!!!! This story was nonstop with so many revelations and awesome characters!!! There are so many moving parts coming together, I cannot WAIT to read what happens next!!

Good read

I have been with GE since the beginning and with each book I always looked forward to the next. KTF I, is on par with the others with answering questions and leaving you wanting more. Coming full circle and setting everything up for the GRAND finally! My heart breaks a little for this journey to end but all good things come to an end. Semper Fi my Leejs!

I would like to thank. Jason Ansach and Nick Cole got such a great seri es it’s such a great series the characters make me feel I’m right there with them and to me that’s just wonderful writing great narrator in RC Bray and I just got The Wanted the narrator is good as well thanks again to the authors

Another great read. You will keep coming back for this story, characters and the unexpected twists, turns and the action.

Felt like a bridging novel, which they do to line up the next good read, so looking forward to where this one points.