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    BattleTech #3: Lethal Heritage: Blood of Kerensky Trilogy Book 1: Blood of Kerensky, Vol. 1
    BattleTech #3: Lethal Heritage: Blood of Kerensky Trilogy Book 1: Blood of Kerensky, Vol. 1
    BattleTech #3: Lethal Heritage: Blood of Kerensky Trilogy Book 1: Blood of Kerensky, Vol. 1
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    BattleTech #3: Lethal Heritage: Blood of Kerensky Trilogy Book 1: Blood of Kerensky, Vol. 1

    Written by Michael A. Stackpole

    Narrated by Christopher Graybill

    4.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    Book 1 of 3: The year is 3030.

    For the past three hundred years, since the Star League collapse and the rise of the Five Successor States, these mortal enemies have fought over space, land and politics. But a new threat looms just outside the Inner Sphere.

    The descendants of an old Star League general, the Clans—bred to be the best military force humanity has ever seen—have come to take what they believe is rightfully.

    Don't miss the rest of Battletech!

    ©1989 WizKids, LLC; (P)2002 Listen & Live Audio, Inc. and the Cutting Corporation, Inc.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherListen & Live Audio
    Release dateJan 1, 2022
    ISBN9781593162085
    BattleTech #3: Lethal Heritage: Blood of Kerensky Trilogy Book 1: Blood of Kerensky, Vol. 1

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    • 5/5
      Once again, Stackpole shows he can write Battletech like no other. This is a fantastic start to the trilogy! I loved reading about the "next generation" of all the great houses and how they were living up to their heritage. I had to pick my jaw up off of the floor after reading the epilogue!
    • 5/5
      It reminded me of when I was much younger, and I enjoyed this game franchise. In addition I like comparing different cultures, and so I am interested in the more unusual ones such as the Kuritans and the various Clans. I have always had a strong interest in both reading and writing science fiction. Not least, the production quality is very, very good. I might be mistaken. Perhaps this is the ame producer who created the company we now call GraphicAudio?