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    Semper Human: Book Three of the Inheritance Trilogy
    Semper Human: Book Three of the Inheritance Trilogy
    Semper Human: Book Three of the Inheritance Trilogy
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    Semper Human: Book Three of the Inheritance Trilogy

    Written by Ian Douglas

    Narrated by William Dufris

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    About this audiobook

    After 850 years of voluntary cybe-hibe, General Garroway and his marines have been called back into action, to once again battle their ancient, deadly foe, the Xul. But after hundreds of centuries, there have been significant changes in technology, society, and human culture, so much so that the rules of engagement Marines have lived and died by for thousands of years are now obsolete.

    Garroway doesn’t have time for politics and silly games though. The Xul have been quietly seeking out the ultimate human weakness that will forever render them useless against the Xul forces-emotion. They are slowly but surely rewriting history to demoralize the Marines and humans throughout the galaxy. And if they succeed, no one will even want to fight them.

    In the final explosive chapter of the Inheritance Trilogy, it’s a race against the clock as Garroway must stop the Xul once and for all to keep them from destroying all trace of human existence.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperAudio
    Release dateSep 2, 2011
    ISBN9780062131904
    Semper Human: Book Three of the Inheritance Trilogy
    Author

    Ian Douglas

    Ian Douglas is the author of the popular military SF series The Heritage Trilogy, The Legacy Trilogy, and The Inheritance Trilogy. A former naval corpsman, he lives in Pennsylvania.

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      The final book after a massive time skip in the series. It would have ended better at book 8. This took the previous books trend of recaps and long history looks and made it the secondary theme.

      Things are tidied up nicely and so on. The book itself is a page turner, you turn them as fast as you can to skip content to the things that you actually want to read.