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BattleTech Review: "Roar of Honor" by Blaine Lee Pardoe
Question one: Are you a fan of Clan Ghost Bear?
Question two: Would you like to see Warriors of Clan Wolf burned to a crisp?
Question three: Are you a connoisseur of plain dumb stompy robot fun?
If you said yes at least once, you will enjoy…
Roar of Honor, by Blaine Lee Pardoe
Angela Bekker is a rising star in the Ghost Bear Clan. Devoted to duty and honor, relentless in the pursuit of flawless victory—a prime example of Clan excellence in mind and body. So when she receives the order to form a new Trinary from scratch, she jumps at the chance to have her own command. Especially since they are to be stationed on the planet Toffen at the leading edge of Ghost Bear space.
But what is an honor for some is an opportunity to strike for others. Led by the bloodthirsty Dirk Radick, forces of Clan Wolf launch an assault to take the valuable planet from the inexperienced troops. But the hunters soon become the hunted, as the Stalking Bears live up to their name.
Only when the smoke clears does Angela realize that great price—one that she may not be willing to pay....
- Part of the MechWarrior series of novels (standalone)
- We get Clan Ghost Bear as the protagonist.
- Ristar Angela Bekker is tasked with creating a new Trinary to garrison the border world of Toffen
- Yes, it is what you think (Bait)
- Soon Dirk Radick of Clan Wolf attacks...
- Straightforward military SciFi
- Simple but solid plot
Praise Blake!
Fair Use and Copyright Disclaimer:
The video contains copyrighted material and intellectual property from the Battletech universe and Mechwarrior. It is used under fair use for educational and informational purposes. Fair use is a legal doctrine allowing limited use of copyrighted material without permission. The video's transformative nature provides commentary, analysis, and historical information. It aims to enhance understanding without infringing on copyright holders' rights. Full credit is given to the creators and authors involved. The video is non-commercial, and no ownership claims are made. If you believe your material has been used improperly, please contact us. The information presented is based on available knowledge and research, but may not be entirely accurate or current.
BattleTech Review: "Roar of Honor" by Blaine Lee Pardoe
Question one: Are you a fan of Clan Ghost Bear?
Question two: Would you like to see Warriors of Clan Wolf burned to a crisp?
Question three: Are you a connoisseur of plain dumb stompy robot fun?
If you said yes at least once, you will enjoy…
Roar of Honor, by Blaine Lee Pardoe
Angela Bekker is a rising star in the Ghost Bear Clan. Devoted to duty and honor, relentless in the pursuit of flawless victory—a prime example of Clan excellence in mind and body. So when she receives the order to form a new Trinary from scratch, she jumps at the chance to have her own command. Especially since they are to be stationed on the planet Toffen at the leading edge of Ghost Bear space.
But what is an honor for some is an opportunity to strike for others. Led by the bloodthirsty Dirk Radick, forces of Clan Wolf launch an assault to take the valuable planet from the inexperienced troops. But the hunters soon become the hunted, as the Stalking Bears live up to their name.
Only when the smoke clears does Angela realize that great price—one that she may not be willing to pay....
- Part of the MechWarrior series of novels (standalone)
- We get Clan Ghost Bear as the protagonist.
- Ristar Angela Bekker is tasked with creating a new Trinary to garrison the border world of Toffen
- Yes, it is what you think (Bait)
- Soon Dirk Radick of Clan Wolf attacks...
- Straightforward military SciFi
- Simple but solid plot
Praise Blake!
Fair Use and Copyright Disclaimer:
The video contains copyrighted material and intellectual property from the Battletech universe and Mechwarrior. It is used under fair use for educational and informational purposes. Fair use is a legal doctrine allowing limited use of copyrighted material without permission. The video's transformative nature provides commentary, analysis, and historical information. It aims to enhance understanding without infringing on copyright holders' rights. Full credit is given to the creators and authors involved. The video is non-commercial, and no ownership claims are made. If you believe your material has been used improperly, please contact us. The information presented is based on available knowledge and research, but may not be entirely accurate or current.
