Cover of Army of One

Army of One

by B.V. Larson
four stars
genreMilitary Sci-Fi, Sci-Fi
seriesStar Force
reviewednov 01 2013

I had never read the Star Force series, so when Audible offered a free novella, I jumped on it to see if I'd like the series. I enjoyed the novella and decided to continue on with the series.

publisher’s summary
B.V. Larson, a master of military science fiction, presents Army of One, a harrowing tale of high-tech mayhem. The Macros of the Star Force series have invaded from the skies, forcing a nanotized assassin into a deadly decision. One man attempts to stay neutral...and realizes how hard it can be to avoid an interstellar war.
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