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The Road of Danger - eARC
by David Drake

Captain Daniel Leary with his friend—and spy—Officer Adele Mundy are sent to a quiet sector to carry out an easy task: helping the local admiral put down a coup before it takes place. But then the jealous admiral gets rid of them by sending them off on a wild goose chase to a sector where commerce is king and business is carried out by extortion and gunfights.

With anarchy and rebellion in the air, a rogue intelligence officer plots the war that will destroy civilization and enlists the help of a brute whom even torturers couldn't stomach.

And, of course, it's up to Leary and Mundy to put a stop to the madness.

Published 4/1/2012
SKU: A9781451638158
Ebook Price: $15.00 
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1. Malcolm on 12/23/2011, said:

not enought fighting intrigue i guess after reading other rating i read a different book of a different series as a side note it would be helpful if series where numbered in order
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2. Hugh on 12/22/2011, said:

Keep it up David... the good work that is.
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3. Davin on 12/2/2011, said:

In most serials I lose interest after five books. The characters and plots get stale. It is a testment to the quality of this book that I enjoyed it as much as the first
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4. Robert on 11/6/2011, said:

Another excellent Leary Mundy book. Some nice twists and turns in the plot and well written as ever from David. Worth reading even if you have not read the other books in the series. The only slight problem which I'm sure will be sorted out for the final publication was the name change for Adele's father.
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5. Thomas on 11/3/2011, said:

Of all the books in this series, I think this one is the best so far. The quality of work Drake is putting out continues to improve, and the use of historical events as blueprints for stories in this series has always been brilliant. I enjoy the fact that Daniel "always gets his man," and Adelle seems to have gotten past her weepy "I'm so lucky to have friends, I'd die/kill for them." As characters both are starting to come into their own as people.
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6. Daniel on 11/3/2011, said:

One of his best in this series, David has gotten this one down.
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7. Theresa on 11/1/2011, said:

Be it admitted, I'm a David Drake fan, and I've been checking webscriptions for the eARC several times a day since he reported that he'd sent in the manuscript. I pounced on this at once, and couldn't put it down. The tone of Road of Danger is a bit more edgy than the previous RCN novels--in a good way. No one can writes combat with the grit of David Drake, but sometimes (Far Side of the Stars, for instance) you have interesting settings leading up to the battles. In "Road" Drake ratchets up the tension continuously by having Adele and Daniel in different locations pursuing goals without being able to share in the planning. It is masterfully done, as they deal with plots within plots trying to prevent another war between Cinnabar and the Alliance. Truly, a great read, quite possibly his best yet. Oh, yeah, and he reaches a new high (or perhaps low) in dissing that chinless wonder, Chuckie Platt. SF doesn't get any better than this. The only downside is it'll be another while before the next one.
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