What can be worse than the Os? War-weary Thinker, having found contentment on Andrion 2, returns to active duty when Tara goes missing during a surprise attack by the Omnis. The spidery Os, skilled telepaths with superior weapons and a taste for humans, have long been the scourge of the known universe, yet as Thinker hunts for Tara he discovers there is a terror that even the Omnis fear. An ancient killer is coming for everyone, human and Omni alike and the only chance to stop it was obliterated more than two thousand years ago. ABOUT THE SERIES Soldier of the Legion is an action-packed, fast-paced science fiction series in the tradition of Starship Troopers. It chronicles the adventures of a squad of young soldiers dedicated to honor and duty who stand as the only shield to save humankind from those bent on their destruction. REVIEWS "I'm always excited to find a new addition to the Soldier of the Legion Series in my mailbox. The characters in this series seem like old friends to me now, and I'm eager to discover what sort of dangers they might encounter. I'm not a sci fi devotee, but this series is soimaginative, so well written and rich in imagery that I find myself devouring every page. ..It has everything: memorable, courageous heroes who are all but immortal thanks to biotechnology; fierce battle action on hostile worlds; ghastly creatures bent on eliminating all humans; and, most of all, this series of books has heart and hope for all who read them. Highly recommended." -- Laurel Johnson of Midwest Book Review BOOKS IN THE SOLDIER OF THE LEGION SERIES Solider of the Legion March of the Legion Slave of the Legion Secret of the Legion Cross of the Legion Curse of the Legion ABOUT THE AUTHOR Marshall S. Thomas is a retired U.S. Government official who served overseas in East Asia for most of his 35 year career. Marshall attended the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service, the University of New Mexico and the University of Miami with a major in Government/International Affairs and a minor in History. Marshall currently lives in Williamsburg, Virginia with his wife Kim Lien. His youngest son Alexander, 22, is now in college studying biochemistry. His eldest son Christopher is a graduate of Radford University who studied art and graphic design. Marshall loves to write, and especially enjoys writing science fiction He is a member of the Virginia Writers Club, Goodreads, the Authors Den, and C.E. Winterland's Mindsight Forum. AWARDS 2010 Foreword Magazine Book of the Year Finalist for Science Fiction (Curse of the Legion) 2009 Foreword Magazine Book of the Year Finalist for Science Fiction (Cross of the Legion) 2003 IBPA Ben Franklin Award Finalist for Popular Fiction (Solider of the Legion) 2002 Foreword Magazine Book of the Year Finalist for Science Fiction (Soldier of the Legion)
This is the true story of Jack Hasey, an American captain in the Free French Foreign Legion during the Second World War, who was critically wounded during the Battle of Damascus in June 1941.
Major Lazare Claude Coqueugnoit was one such French officer who helped the unit get into action. This volume is his account of the service from its inception until it was taken into the Polish army as the 5th Regiment.
Jokes about the Legion from the Bible, Jokes about pigs swine and legion, Jokes so funny that you'll be laughing, even your inner demons will laugh, afer all they are a legion.
The full story of their accomplishments is told here for the first time through the eyes of the enlisted men and their white and black officers.
One Ancient Warrior.
Skinner reveals how the Roman Catholic Church, through its agency, the National Legion of Decency, dominated the American film censorship scene in tandem with the Production Code Administration. In its...
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