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NAZI MOON

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NAZI MOON is the collection of the Overlords of Mars Series, Containing:


Book 1 - Inception

Book 2 - Stasis

Book 3 - Black Sun


It covers the discovery by the main protagonists of an alternate truth about the end of the Second World War, the continuation of the Nazi Regime first in Antarctica, then on the Moon, the Allied Forces presence on Mars and the ongoing, mostly cold-war, stand-off between the Allied and Axis powers in the Solar System, with a mostly ignorant population on Earth. Added to this, is the involvement of alien races with their own agenda.


With a lot of historically accurate and factual information, as well as advanced real technological developments in many fields, The Overlords of Mars series has been described as "...a better, more adult, and more realistic and scary version of Star Wars for sheer size and imagination."


The author, Giuseppe Filotto has been described as "the 21st Century version of H. G. Wells with psychotronic enhancement" with a writing style being "a mix of Philp K. Dick and the Strugatsky brothers".


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Arthur

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1 month ago

Great Fun

This trilogy was lots of fun, and can be read as a big space-adventure in an alternative history Earth, with nazis, aliens, and lots of raunchy NSFW scenes. Do store it on a higher shelf, out of reach of children.

Familiarity with the author's personal history, philosophy, and other non-fiction works is not required, but enhances the experience. One can see changes of perspective between the first two books and the third one, for example.

And yes, while not ending on a cliff-hanger, it does leave the main characters, and overall galactic situation, a lot of room for further exploration.

GG

1 month ago

Final book, but not quite!

All three books are included, along with the long-awaited sequel, which ties everything together, only to leave the reader hanging off a cliff.
Our hero Giona sheds his last vestiges of his earthly attitudes, ironically becoming more human the more time he spends away from his home planet. Especially when he finds himself very far from those he cared about for the forseeable future.
He's a Mary Sue but the Mary Sue we need, but not always successful. And his failures are painful.
We also learn that life is harder in space despite the advanced technology, as with progress comes nastier ways of being evil to your fellow human.
As for pacing, it flows nicely and therefore finished the book in a day and a half.
So pester the author for another sequel!