Barry Sadler's Casca: The Liberator (Barry Sadler's Casca)38 reviews Paul Dengelegi Jove, 1999 Nice try but no continuity. Disappointing. I really enjoyed the Casca series and was excited when I first heard someone was trying to continue it. As I read the book, I became dissapointed especially with the first part of the book where Casca is trapped under a sunken boat at the bottom of the ocean. In other books with similar situations, ...             Casca: The Mongol #226 reviews Barry Sadler Jove, 1990 Indian Summer for Sadler's writing + Mongol genesis well told + Sadler's Final Word Barry Sadler's Casca books, 22 in all of the (currently written) 26, varied in quality. Some were very good, some ordinary and a couple simply awful. Most of this was due to Sadler's name being put to the work of ghost writers so you can excuse some of the bad novels being written by people who ...             Casca 11/legionnaire (Casca, No 11)3 reviews Barry Sadler Jove, 1987 Stark and powerful! Hackworth before his time! + Strong story, memorable lesson + Casca in the Foreign Legion! Sadler brings to the reader the abuses and the bravo sierra of the military, as well as the Brotherhood of men who have survived combat together. This book hit the shelves some time before Col. David Hackworth's < > followed. < > picks up where < > ended. Casca, going by the name Carl Langers, ...             Casca: The Trench Soldier (#21)4 reviews Barry Sadler Jove, 1989 Digs a Trench thru your heart... Barry Sadler wrote such awesome and wonderful pulp fiction stories in the Casca series. Unfortunately, this isn't one of them. Decent in terms of reading about living on the streets of early turn-of-the-century America, along with war in WWI. But if I was a betting man, I'd bet this wasn't ...             Casca: The Barbarian (Casca #5)3 reviews Barry Sadler Ace Charter, 1981 Tales of barbaric lands + Top notch novel in the Casca series + Casca series is fun and fantastic pulp fiction! I like the old tales of barbarian lands before they became civilized, and this novel plants me right in the middle of this. You can imagine the unbroken forests and sylvan glades as Casca and his German friend Glam journey through virgin woodland. The tale of the Norse castle at Helsfjord is well ...             Casca #09: Sentinel2 reviews Barry Sadler ACE Charter, 1983 Sentinel keeps series going well + Casca's Brotherhood confrontation This story was well written, albeit with a little confusion at the start. The plot takes in the confrontation between the Brotherhood and Casca and his fight to keep them off his family. Set against this is a war he has to fight in Africa in post-Roman times and you have the right mixture of ...             God of Death (Casca, 2)9 reviews Barry Sadler Americana Publishing, 2003 Great story, great characters + Great story + Classic Casca! + EXCELLENT CONTINUATION OF THE STORY + Casca The God of Death             Casca: African Mercenary4 reviews Barry Sadler Charter Adventure, 1984 A FUN READ I SUPPOSE + Casca's African Adventure! + Casca's Wild Geese adventure This is probably not one of Sadler's best but is a fun read never-the-less. The reviewer that compaired this work to the film "The Wild Geese," pretty well hit the mark. Casca, Gus and his crew drop into an African Nation, kill it's leader, per their contract with the S. Afrian Government and the ...             Barry Sadler's Casca: The Defiant (Barry Sadler's Casca)12 reviews Paul Dengelegi Jove, 2001 Better but still not Sadler Paul Denegelegi's second Casca book is markedly better than the first but still contains a little too much over descriptive passages, making the book a little heavy at times. This story has Casca meeting a young Marco Polo in Venice and then accompanying him to China and the court of Kubilai Khan ...             Casca: The Persian2 reviews Barry Sadler Ace Charter, 1982 Casca hot in Persia + A burning story - Casca roasted well and good. This is another great early Casca story. Casca rides from China and saves some kid from the Huns. The kid turns out to be Jugotai's son (see The Warlord) and Casca ends up in Persia where he joins the king's household guard. But the vizier is a sneaky Brotherhood agent who thinks up some nasty fate ...             Casca 15 The Pirate (Casca, No. 15)2 reviews Barry Sadler Jove, 1987 Pirate review This is set in 1718, as the first few pages tell us. Casca is stranded on Jamaica and while he waits for a ship off the island, he's contracted by a plantation owner who wants his niece back, who happens to be a prisoner of a pirate captain. Casca's adventures takes him to Blackbeard's ship ...             The Eternal Mercenary (Casca, No. 1)41 reviews Barry Sadler Jove, 1987 wonderful book/series + Super Reader + Great series, wonderful beginning + Original Idea, Great Writing, Entertaining Historical Series             Casca 14/phoenix (Casca No. 14)6 reviews Barry Sadler Jove, 1987 ANOTHER GOOD CASCA READ + Casca triumphs in Vietnam Hell + Vietnam action with spectacular finish + Stunning ending + Casca Rises again!!             Casca #26: Johnny Reb6 reviews Tony Roberts Americana Books, 2007 Johnny Reb + More Please + Casca has a new storyteller: "Keep them coming, Mr. Roberts!" + Confederate Review             Casca 07/damned (Casca, No. 7)4 reviews Barry Sadler Jove, 1987 Casca meets the Huns + Casca and Attila meet in battle + Attila meets his match + Well told story.             Casca 18: The Cursed (Casca, No 18)4 reviews Barry Sadler Jove, 1987 Humour and Revolt Casca gets involved in the Boxer rebellion in China in 1899-1900 and fights on the Chinese side against the imperialist British oppressors. Well, that's the condensed version, but I found it by far the most hilarious of the Casca stories (the parade ground scene with the corpse on the ...             Casca: Panzer Soldier (#4)9 reviews Barry Sadler Jove, 1987 ONE OF THE BEST OF THE CASCA BOOKS + Casca fights the Soviets! + Russian Front Horrors endured by Casca + Cascas Eastern Front + Casca's Russian Front a must!             Casca The Warrior (Casca No. 17)5 reviews Barry Sadler Jove, 1987 Heart of a Warrior Here is where the cover artwork started making Casca looking like Fabio in romance novels. Great artwork, but bad rendition when others were so spot-on. Anyway, this was a interesting, albeit sometimes dull, novel. Casca is shipwrecked on an island of cannibals. Fighting and surviving like a ...             Casca: Halls of Montezuma8 reviews Tony Roberts 1st Impression Publishing, 2006 Casca...It's good to have you back. + Re-birth of the series! + Best since early Sadler + Getting Closer... + Casca Halls of Montezuma             Casca 19 The Samurai (Casca, No 19)4 reviews Barry Sadler Jove, 1988 Back seat Casca While more interesting than many of the Cascas between 13-21, this one was a little different in that Casca wasn't the main character. The chief actor in this story was Jinto Muramasa, swordsman and fugitive. Casca hitches up with him early on and throughout this book has the appearance of a ...