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Reviewer : Blurb23
Ave Rating : 4.0000 for 1 reviews
Title : Serpents Among the Ruins Rating : 4
Writers : David R. George III Year : 2003
Review : It's a great book for explaining the Tomed Incident. It also sheds some light on the activites of the E-B, and wether Harriman was a good Captain or not. One of the major things that I didn't like was how there was little ship-to-ship combat. But other than that, it's a VERY good read. Definitely recommended.

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