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The ending is far too happy. - Goodreads The ending felt very contrived, and somewhat forced. - Goodreads Really bad villians, and heroic good guys. - Goodreads Fairly entertaining plot, if a bit hackneyed. - Goodreads This is the definition of a "ripping yarn." - Goodreads A lot of research obviously went into this book. - Goodreads Review: The Peshawar LancersUser Review - GoodreadsYeah, well, the first two thirds were fairly gripping. Went to the well with the prophetess thing too many times, I felt. The ending was rather maudlin, which fairly ruined it for me. Review: The Peshawar LancersUser Review - Steve - GoodreadsStirling does a masterful job in his alternative future/past novels. In this one we are in the world about 2025 centuries after an asteriod strikes Earth and creates a massive climate change for ... Read full review Related books
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