Realistic, gripping SF delving deep into the human condition

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	• Countermeasures (Forbidden Borders) W. Michael Gear DAW, 1993 - 720 pages average customer review:based on 2 reviews view larger image
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Outstanding!

Gripping suspense, fierce rivalries, plots & twists that will keep you guessing. If you read the first two in the series, this is the finale that you were hoping for. I borrowed the first book from a friend, red about 100 pages, put it down & didn't pick it up until a year later. I had to give it another chance. I'm glad I did. This book makes the series a must read for Sci-Fi fans. You won't be disappointed.

Realistic, gripping SF delving deep into the human condition

Michael Gear's *Forbidden Borders* trilogy concludes with this magnificent book. The trilogy is fast paced; short chapters with no 'filler'. Each section has realistic, necessary action, dialogue, description, or other useful development. A saga spanning worlds, plunging the reader deep into interplanetary culture, the human condition, oh, and realistic SF! Believable faster-than-light travel, weapons, warfare, and technology. A really first class SF work, essiential on any serious SCI-FI fan's bookshelf.

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In the stunning conclusion to Gear's remarkable trilogy, the rift between father and son--both trained killing machines--will reach an explosive climax. Lines must be drawn. Traitors must be divided from friends. And the final battle begins....

Series #3

Praise for W. Michael Gear's novels:

"Galactic intrigue...highly recommended."-- Library Journal

"Exhilarating high adventure." -- Locus