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BattleTech: Strength of the Pack, Part Two (A BattleTech Serial Novel) by Jason Hansa

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Category: Fiction

FOUR WARRIORS BEGIN THEIR JOURNEYS TO GREATNESS…

Training is over, and now Clan Wolf MechWarriors Deffin, Mikila, Tripp, and Valt all embark on their respective missions—all heading to different corners of the Inner Sphere.

For exemplary warrior Deffin, her place is in the Silver Wolves in Beta Galaxy, carrying on the legacy of her genemothers and ensuring she will be the tip of the spear as her clan carries the fight to its foes.

Milika and Tripp, on the other hand, are placed with Epsilon Galaxy, the lowest Galaxy in the touman, expected to help bolster the depleted unit with new blood. But first Mikila must deal with her Point Commander, who seems to have a grudge against her new warrior.

And Valt…as a MechWarrior demoted to the infantry, his journey takes him to the remote planet of Casperia, where he will begin his quest to capture a ’Mech and rejoin his friends…by any means possible.

Strength of the Pack is a six-part serial novel with a new part released every week.

Note: This novel purchase contains an ebook file compatible with most ereaders, including Kindle.

Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Benjamin ★★★★★

The four MechWarrior storylines finally split apart here, and I couldn't stop once Tripp's mission went sideways. Hansa juggles four separate fronts without losing any of them, which is impressive for a serial. Already counting down for part three.

Aurora P. ★★★★★

The way Hansa juggles four separate storylines without shortchanging any of them is genuinely impressive, and each MechWarrior's voice feels distinct from the first page. I burned through this in one sitting and immediately wished Part Three was already out.

Sofia K. ★★★★★

This picks up right where the last serial left off and doesn't waste a page getting the four warriors moving, which I really appreciated. The shifting perspectives between Deffin, Mikila, Tripp, and Valt keep the pace quick, and I was surprised how invested I got in each of their separate paths by t