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Tyrus Rechs: Contracts & Terminations #1
Requiem for Medusa
It's not just payback... it's personal.
The scum hiding deep inside the Reach out along galaxy's edge thought they could kill her and not pay the price. For years these hardened killers have run roughshod over the lawless worlds where Republic justice is never as fast as the blaster in your hand and where double-crosses and death are a part of every deal. They thought this time would be no different.
They were wrong.
This time, the Guild sent the legendary bounty hunter Tyrus Rechs.
As the infamous Rechs pursues the men who murdered his colleague, he's hell-bent on justice, heedless of the trail of destruction he leaves across ruined worlds and fantastic gambling meccas alike. Because for Rechs, this isn't just another Guild contract... it's personal.
The scum hiding deep inside the Reach out along galaxy's edge thought they could kill her and not pay the price. For years these hardened killers have run roughshod over the lawless worlds where Republic justice is never as fast as the blaster in your hand and where double-crosses and death are a part of every deal. They thought this time would be no different.
They were wrong.
This time, the Guild sent the legendary bounty hunter Tyrus Rechs.
As the infamous Rechs pursues the men who murdered his colleague, he's hell-bent on justice, heedless of the trail of destruction he leaves across ruined worlds and fantastic gambling meccas alike. Because for Rechs, this isn't just another Guild contract... it's personal.
300 pages, Audible Audio
First published June 15, 2018
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Jason Anspach
177 books836 followersJASON ANSPACH is the author of Galaxy's Edge, Wayward Galaxy, Forgotten Ruin. and more.
He lives in Puyallup, WA with his wife and their seven (not a typo) children.
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July 8, 2018
Happy for hard-core Rechs action
If you've never read a Galaxy's Edge book, don't worry - this could stand alone for the most part (save a few references that GE fans will pick up). Enter Tyrus Rechs, a 'bounty hunter' with a score to settle over a gal he loved who was snuffed by some unsavory characters. Wait, you may say. A bounty hunter (think Boba Fett-type, but hard-core brutal, who never would have let Solo get off being frozen by Vader unless he'd put a slug or two in Han first) is the GOOD GUY?! Woah. Yep, he is. Despite being a one-man wrecking machine who is like the hand of God in how he metes out justice; a slug-throwing, blaster-toting magician of destruction, Rechs vows to take down anyone who had a hand in the death of the woman known as 'Medusa' in certain circles, and he isn't going to let Intergalactic law, crime bosses or a game that pits competitors into a last man standing arena of death get in his way. I am sure I'm not the only Galaxy's Edge reader who was excited to see a Tyrus Rechs spinoff of sorts; a story dedicated to his life outside of the Legion and House of Reason. I love that the book showed his humanity despite his unrelenting determination to see things through, consequences be damned. Is it weird to cheer for a guy most would tag as "bad" or even a murderer? Maybe it would if you couldn't help but relate to what motivates Rechs beyond the actions some might deem immoral or unethical. For sci-fi nerds and even those who enjoy military fiction, this is one of my favorite books in this "world" Anspach and Cole have cooked up as the non-politically correct version of battles in space (and life in an unknown galaxy). If revenge is a dish best served cold, the requiem is ALWAYS best served with red hot lead and high-powered blaster bolts.
If you've never read a Galaxy's Edge book, don't worry - this could stand alone for the most part (save a few references that GE fans will pick up). Enter Tyrus Rechs, a 'bounty hunter' with a score to settle over a gal he loved who was snuffed by some unsavory characters. Wait, you may say. A bounty hunter (think Boba Fett-type, but hard-core brutal, who never would have let Solo get off being frozen by Vader unless he'd put a slug or two in Han first) is the GOOD GUY?! Woah. Yep, he is. Despite being a one-man wrecking machine who is like the hand of God in how he metes out justice; a slug-throwing, blaster-toting magician of destruction, Rechs vows to take down anyone who had a hand in the death of the woman known as 'Medusa' in certain circles, and he isn't going to let Intergalactic law, crime bosses or a game that pits competitors into a last man standing arena of death get in his way. I am sure I'm not the only Galaxy's Edge reader who was excited to see a Tyrus Rechs spinoff of sorts; a story dedicated to his life outside of the Legion and House of Reason. I love that the book showed his humanity despite his unrelenting determination to see things through, consequences be damned. Is it weird to cheer for a guy most would tag as "bad" or even a murderer? Maybe it would if you couldn't help but relate to what motivates Rechs beyond the actions some might deem immoral or unethical. For sci-fi nerds and even those who enjoy military fiction, this is one of my favorite books in this "world" Anspach and Cole have cooked up as the non-politically correct version of battles in space (and life in an unknown galaxy). If revenge is a dish best served cold, the requiem is ALWAYS best served with red hot lead and high-powered blaster bolts.
September 24, 2020
I love it. It is almost a 5 star read, I'm just trying to be stingy with those but this one is close. If you like military sci/fi action this is your place.
I read this a while back, and am just now getting around to reviewing it but really....great read. I've been and am planning to get the next. It's just a matter of that old saying, so many books so little time.
If you like action or if you like action science fiction or military science fiction then I can recommend this one. Enloy.
I read this a while back, and am just now getting around to reviewing it but really....great read. I've been and am planning to get the next. It's just a matter of that old saying, so many books so little time.
If you like action or if you like action science fiction or military science fiction then I can recommend this one. Enloy.
December 19, 2019
It's been a while since I was this disappointed in a book. This work is completely underwhelming on every level. Plot, characterization, world/setting were all unimaginative, tired, and cliche. Nothing about Requiem for Medusa is memorable or noteworthy.
While I can certainly appreciate a well crafted adventure that isn't too demanding, a cheeseburger of a book (if you can dig it), this is a terrible cheeseburger. If you're looking for some lighthearted action, look elsewhere. I certainly wasn't looking for Dune or anything so heady. But I couldn't find a way into the story. I didn't care at all about the characters or the plot. It felt like I was doing homework.
While I can certainly appreciate a well crafted adventure that isn't too demanding, a cheeseburger of a book (if you can dig it), this is a terrible cheeseburger. If you're looking for some lighthearted action, look elsewhere. I certainly wasn't looking for Dune or anything so heady. But I couldn't find a way into the story. I didn't care at all about the characters or the plot. It felt like I was doing homework.
June 24, 2018
Very human for military sf
There is a strong human balance here between the bang bang escapism and emotions. Reminds me of The Count of Monte Christo, with a real motivation for this protagonist.
Action scenes are great ,but a bit OTT as our hero massacres military units.
And surely, if you were immortal, your life would be too precious to endanger. Better to hide out, keep your head down, invest your money at interest and end up owning the world.
There is a strong human balance here between the bang bang escapism and emotions. Reminds me of The Count of Monte Christo, with a real motivation for this protagonist.
Action scenes are great ,but a bit OTT as our hero massacres military units.
And surely, if you were immortal, your life would be too precious to endanger. Better to hide out, keep your head down, invest your money at interest and end up owning the world.
June 24, 2018
Great Mil SF
True Galaxy’s Edge style. Tyrus Rex was my favourite character in the early books. Glad to get more of him and hope there is more in the pipeline.
True Galaxy’s Edge style. Tyrus Rex was my favourite character in the early books. Glad to get more of him and hope there is more in the pipeline.
July 13, 2018
Great!
Tyrus is the epitome of a badass with a heart. Totally cool ending that brought a tear to my eye. A great series!
Tyrus is the epitome of a badass with a heart. Totally cool ending that brought a tear to my eye. A great series!
March 19, 2019
This book is one I'd been waiting for ever since I read Book two, and first read of Tyrus Rechs, and then read Imperator. It's a little look into his life as a bounty hunter, as he takes on a mission to find out who killed a fellow bounty hunter that he knew very well, and loved. Nick and Jason created a Boba Fett type character that just oozes cool. With his Mark 1 Armour, and his old style bolt thrower, Rechs is an old style bounty hunter who just will not quit until he's dead, and even then he'll be trying to beat Death's skull in with his bare hands.
The requiem for Medusa refers to Medusa, a female bounty hunter who saves Rechs life while on a mission, and the two share an intimacy that is cute to read. Even though she's infected with a deadly nano-virus that is slowly turning her into a cyborg/robot (it's never really clear if it's one or the other), Rechs comes to love her, even though he never tells her.
When she is killed on a mission, betrayed by someone in the Bounty Hunters Guild, Rechs is the one to investigate. He finds her target, but he only knows who originally wanted him dead, so Rechs goes after the people who originally hired Medusa. On an orbital station where absolutely anything goes, he goes after the two Underworld bosses of two different organizations, and ends up in a Battle Royale style game of death. The final shootout between robots, gangsters, bounty hunters, Nether Ops kill teams and Rechs is truely epic in nature.
The requiem for Medusa refers to Medusa, a female bounty hunter who saves Rechs life while on a mission, and the two share an intimacy that is cute to read. Even though she's infected with a deadly nano-virus that is slowly turning her into a cyborg/robot (it's never really clear if it's one or the other), Rechs comes to love her, even though he never tells her.
When she is killed on a mission, betrayed by someone in the Bounty Hunters Guild, Rechs is the one to investigate. He finds her target, but he only knows who originally wanted him dead, so Rechs goes after the people who originally hired Medusa. On an orbital station where absolutely anything goes, he goes after the two Underworld bosses of two different organizations, and ends up in a Battle Royale style game of death. The final shootout between robots, gangsters, bounty hunters, Nether Ops kill teams and Rechs is truely epic in nature.
July 30, 2023
Vieniem Tyrus Rechs ir lielākais kara noziedznieks un terorists, kādu vien varētu iedomāties, neskatoties uz simtiem un pat tūkstošiem citu varbūt pat vēl lielākiem briesmoņiem, kādi Visumā sastopami. Citiem tieši pretēji T.Rekss ir varonis, kurš pielicis izšķirošo pirkstu, lai tiktu gūta uzvara nu jau tālajā karā ar Barbariem. Lai kā nebūtu, T.Reksa triloģija Contracts & Terminations iezīmē viņa pilnā saprāta beigu sākumu.
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December 29, 2019
Oh my... who would have thought a beautiful love story in all that carnage.
I think I'm a little in love with Tyrus Rechs. I can hardly wait to get to know him better. How did he get from General Rex to Tyrus Rechs, how has he lived so long, what did they do to him? I've already downloaded the next book so I have to cut this short.
I think I'm a little in love with Tyrus Rechs. I can hardly wait to get to know him better. How did he get from General Rex to Tyrus Rechs, how has he lived so long, what did they do to him? I've already downloaded the next book so I have to cut this short.
March 10, 2021
For a shoot'em up, kill everybody kind of story, this has a romantic sweetness I didn't expect.
And, well, Ray Porter. So there's that.
And, well, Ray Porter. So there's that.
October 29, 2018
Requiem for Medusa: Tyrus Rechs: Contracts & Terminations Book 1
by Jason Anspach and Nick Cole
Kindle Edition, 291 pages
Published June 15th 2018 by Galaxy's Edge
ASIN B07DS8B38B
What price would you be willing to pay for vengeance? How much of your substance would you be willing to spend, so that the wicked would not escape their due? To see justice done, even though the heavens may fall?
For Tyrus Rechs, that turns out to be just about everything. And in another sense, it turns out to be not much at all. To resolve that enigma, we need to understand the character of Tyrus Rechs. Rechs is fundamentally a very simple man, but to explain why is not so simple.
Let us start by looking at similar characters in fiction. One of the closest examples I can think of is Robert E. Howard’s Solomon Kane:
Solomon Kane is fanatical in personality, unadorned in both speech and deportment, and convinced of the absolute sovereignty of God. His characteristic boast is something I could see Rechs saying:
In another man, we might call this a humblebrag, but for both Kane and Rechs, they are simply being honest. Each of them is an avatar of truth and justice, and are constitutionally incapable of either dishonesty or subtlety.
Fundamentally, neither man wants for anything. They have nothing, and want nothing, because they are sufficient unto themselves. Thus, it is easy for them to lay it all out each and every time, without hesitation. Whether as a soldier, or a bounty hunter, Tyrus is willing to lay down his life for others.
But this time, something is different. That something is a woman.
Impersonal personification of justice he may be, but Tyrus Rechs is also a man, and a soldier; stone cold killer he may be, he is is also capable of love. Not just the fraternal love which motivates men to run towards danger instead of away from it, but also the wild abandon of erotic love. Which explains one of the biggest questions I had in the Galaxy’s Edge series: what happened to Tyrus Rechs? Now it all makes sense.
As for the book itself, this volume struck me as the most cinematic of all of Anspach and Cole’s work so far. The climactic set-piece battle on a ruined world between Rechs and the man who betrayed his woman, I could see it. This would make a hell of a movie. Or a mini-series, as some devoted fans remind me frequently.
Cassio Royale itself, the doomed pleasure palace, gambling station, and wretched hive of scum and villainy, would also be spectacular. Perhaps we shall see it someday.
This book is a hell of a ride, and a fascinating bit of backstory behind one of the series biggest and baddest. Highly recommended.
by Jason Anspach and Nick Cole
Kindle Edition, 291 pages
Published June 15th 2018 by Galaxy's Edge
ASIN B07DS8B38B
What price would you be willing to pay for vengeance? How much of your substance would you be willing to spend, so that the wicked would not escape their due? To see justice done, even though the heavens may fall?
For Tyrus Rechs, that turns out to be just about everything. And in another sense, it turns out to be not much at all. To resolve that enigma, we need to understand the character of Tyrus Rechs. Rechs is fundamentally a very simple man, but to explain why is not so simple.
Let us start by looking at similar characters in fiction. One of the closest examples I can think of is Robert E. Howard’s Solomon Kane:
Solomon Kane is fanatical in personality, unadorned in both speech and deportment, and convinced of the absolute sovereignty of God. His characteristic boast is something I could see Rechs saying:
"It has fallen upon me, now and again in my sojourns through the world, to ease various evil men of their lives."
In another man, we might call this a humblebrag, but for both Kane and Rechs, they are simply being honest. Each of them is an avatar of truth and justice, and are constitutionally incapable of either dishonesty or subtlety.
Just call my Tyrus.
He said it like he was a normal person and not one of the most wanted men in the galaxy. Forget all the rumors, ghost stories, and legends that littered his reputation. He had a warm, almost wry voice that held no pretensions within it. If anything, he seemed casually ordinary and of few words. If you were to have asked her later, after everything had happened, what the truth sounded like if it had a voice, she would’ve told you it sounded like Tyrus Rechs. Like he was some kind of galactic true north that compasses couldn’t stop themselves from finding.
Fundamentally, neither man wants for anything. They have nothing, and want nothing, because they are sufficient unto themselves. Thus, it is easy for them to lay it all out each and every time, without hesitation. Whether as a soldier, or a bounty hunter, Tyrus is willing to lay down his life for others.
But this time, something is different. That something is a woman.
Rechs felt nothing.
Which was, as he well knew, when he was at his most dangerous. He rarely felt anything at all before he killed people. Or during it. Or after. Maybe because he’d done it so long. Because it was one of the only things he knew how to do well.
And to him, that was the way it needed to be when you killed someone. Emotionless. Otherwise…mistakes were made.
Impersonal personification of justice he may be, but Tyrus Rechs is also a man, and a soldier; stone cold killer he may be, he is is also capable of love. Not just the fraternal love which motivates men to run towards danger instead of away from it, but also the wild abandon of erotic love. Which explains one of the biggest questions I had in the Galaxy’s Edge series: what happened to Tyrus Rechs? Now it all makes sense.
As for the book itself, this volume struck me as the most cinematic of all of Anspach and Cole’s work so far. The climactic set-piece battle on a ruined world between Rechs and the man who betrayed his woman, I could see it. This would make a hell of a movie. Or a mini-series, as some devoted fans remind me frequently.
Cassio Royale itself, the doomed pleasure palace, gambling station, and wretched hive of scum and villainy, would also be spectacular. Perhaps we shall see it someday.
This book is a hell of a ride, and a fascinating bit of backstory behind one of the series biggest and baddest. Highly recommended.
August 9, 2018
A softer side to Tyrus Rechs, general, legionnaire and bounty-hunter comes to the fore.
But then he tenses up and blasts a hole in your helmet, right through the kindle.
This ancient star-fighter, becomes a more rounded character and really grows on you.
If you love sci-fi and the idea of the lone ex-soldier, hunting bad-guys, read it.
The writer really makes it feel authentic, like it's a real outcast's tale.
It's about blaster shootouts and has that star-warsy feel down pat.
It really gut-punches you at times and does not let up until the last blasting page. I enjoyed it so much, and I don't really know why.
I love Nick Cole's writing and I hope to read a lot more.
But then he tenses up and blasts a hole in your helmet, right through the kindle.
This ancient star-fighter, becomes a more rounded character and really grows on you.
If you love sci-fi and the idea of the lone ex-soldier, hunting bad-guys, read it.
The writer really makes it feel authentic, like it's a real outcast's tale.
It's about blaster shootouts and has that star-warsy feel down pat.
It really gut-punches you at times and does not let up until the last blasting page. I enjoyed it so much, and I don't really know why.
I love Nick Cole's writing and I hope to read a lot more.
June 22, 2018
So, Tyrus Rechs is gunning for you?
I take it you've put your affairs in order? Made out your last will and testament? It'd be a waste of time trying to get some insurance, they'd never accept you.
Oh, it's personal? You pissed him off and killed someone he cared about? You'd better just point your gun to your temple and save yourself a lot of trouble and pain. I'll just get as far away from you as possible now.
A bounty hunter's tale of revenge: Another excellent addition to the series, but works as a stand-alone or entry-point into the GE universe.
I take it you've put your affairs in order? Made out your last will and testament? It'd be a waste of time trying to get some insurance, they'd never accept you.
Oh, it's personal? You pissed him off and killed someone he cared about? You'd better just point your gun to your temple and save yourself a lot of trouble and pain. I'll just get as far away from you as possible now.
A bounty hunter's tale of revenge: Another excellent addition to the series, but works as a stand-alone or entry-point into the GE universe.
August 10, 2018
Oh wow what to say?
This is far before the current kill team we are used to. Far before wraith. And just like when we learned about Casper we get some amazing adventures with Tyrus. The book is awesome. Battles fighting. Strategies. Learning more about Tyrus. Some crazy plot twists And dear lord the ending is heart breaking and glorious.
Please authors we need more stories with Tyrus Rechs!!
Supposedly the next main timeline book is going to be the last for that story. Just write more Rechs books and don’t let it end ever!!!
This is far before the current kill team we are used to. Far before wraith. And just like when we learned about Casper we get some amazing adventures with Tyrus. The book is awesome. Battles fighting. Strategies. Learning more about Tyrus. Some crazy plot twists And dear lord the ending is heart breaking and glorious.
Please authors we need more stories with Tyrus Rechs!!
Supposedly the next main timeline book is going to be the last for that story. Just write more Rechs books and don’t let it end ever!!!
July 20, 2018
Well that was unexpected
Awesome. I love this series even more specifically because of Tyrus Rechs. Also really enjoyed the emotion....even though it was typical “I’m a manly man so I can’t show emotion much” stuff it was really well done. Not sure how much I liked the Battle Royale idea because it’s getting a bit old but it’s like 2% of the book so I can’t complain too much. Can’t wait for the next book!
Awesome. I love this series even more specifically because of Tyrus Rechs. Also really enjoyed the emotion....even though it was typical “I’m a manly man so I can’t show emotion much” stuff it was really well done. Not sure how much I liked the Battle Royale idea because it’s getting a bit old but it’s like 2% of the book so I can’t complain too much. Can’t wait for the next book!
July 17, 2018
More!!!!!!!!
Was a bit dubious at first, love the galaxy edge series and was worried this was just a stop gap. No worries on that score, this was a brilliant read, we have already had GE does Blackhawk Down, now GE does The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. This is excellent, do we want more Rechs? He'll yea
Was a bit dubious at first, love the galaxy edge series and was worried this was just a stop gap. No worries on that score, this was a brilliant read, we have already had GE does Blackhawk Down, now GE does The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. This is excellent, do we want more Rechs? He'll yea
June 21, 2018
Finally a Rechs story
If you're into Galaxy's Edge then you already know about Tyrus Rechs. Great story adding to his legend along with the world building that makes this series so engrossing. Lots of action with an interesting plot.
If you're into Galaxy's Edge then you already know about Tyrus Rechs. Great story adding to his legend along with the world building that makes this series so engrossing. Lots of action with an interesting plot.
June 26, 2018
Reichs loved her in his own way.
They met when a bounty went the wrong way. She healed him, brought him a life he had never had. Now someone had killed her just to get at him. Revenge was his!!
Read and enjoy.
They met when a bounty went the wrong way. She healed him, brought him a life he had never had. Now someone had killed her just to get at him. Revenge was his!!
Read and enjoy.
June 30, 2018
Another great space opera
Ah. Never enough stories of Rechs. Every legend is a tragedy. As usual in this series, the story is action packed from start to finish. This is better than star wars, more action and grit. I read this on Kindle Unlimited.
Ah. Never enough stories of Rechs. Every legend is a tragedy. As usual in this series, the story is action packed from start to finish. This is better than star wars, more action and grit. I read this on Kindle Unlimited.
June 30, 2018
Great read. Well written, flowing storyline
Enjoyed the story. The action was non-stop and the characters were engaging. The main character is the antihero that is inherent is such stories but one the reader can easily relate to. A good way to pass the time. Well worth it.
Enjoyed the story. The action was non-stop and the characters were engaging. The main character is the antihero that is inherent is such stories but one the reader can easily relate to. A good way to pass the time. Well worth it.
July 1, 2018
Great back story on Tyrus Rechs
Lots of action. Payback. A love interest and an easy read. Spoiler alert: the bad guys get what’s coming to them and the amazing Tyrus Rechs wins again.
Lots of action. Payback. A love interest and an easy read. Spoiler alert: the bad guys get what’s coming to them and the amazing Tyrus Rechs wins again.
July 3, 2018
Such an enjoyable read.
Great and easy read. As the the "galaxy's edge" universe continues to grow and evolve. It's nice to get some back story on the growing cast of characters. The ultimate Badass and his back stories is an awesome way to do that.
Great and easy read. As the the "galaxy's edge" universe continues to grow and evolve. It's nice to get some back story on the growing cast of characters. The ultimate Badass and his back stories is an awesome way to do that.
July 4, 2018
Another Outstanding Galaxy Edge Adventure!
Another outstanding Galaxy Edge adventure. Keep them coming, I'm totally hooked! I will wait with bated breath for my next mega adventure fix! Get er done, please!
Another outstanding Galaxy Edge adventure. Keep them coming, I'm totally hooked! I will wait with bated breath for my next mega adventure fix! Get er done, please!
July 10, 2018
Great galaxy spanning series
This is one of best space opera series out there now. Galaxy’s edge has it all, think of it as Star Wars with guardians of the galaxy and starship troopers without the bugs.
This is one of best space opera series out there now. Galaxy’s edge has it all, think of it as Star Wars with guardians of the galaxy and starship troopers without the bugs.
July 13, 2018
An exciting and constantly unfolding, well written story
Enjoyed it so much I've pre-ordered book 2, due out in August. It has everything ... adventure, aliens by the score, love interest and constant action ... really enjoyed it ... hope you do
Enjoyed it so much I've pre-ordered book 2, due out in August. It has everything ... adventure, aliens by the score, love interest and constant action ... really enjoyed it ... hope you do
September 19, 2018
Speechless.
If you don't know who Tyrus Rechs is you are missing out on an amazing character, soldier, legionnaire.
This story is violent, graphic, but also highly emotional.
I could not fault this book and am eager for more of his history.
If you don't know who Tyrus Rechs is you are missing out on an amazing character, soldier, legionnaire.
This story is violent, graphic, but also highly emotional.
I could not fault this book and am eager for more of his history.
February 4, 2019
Emotion and Action
I was surprised at the level of depth this book has to offer. You feel for the character and want him to win but even then his win is a sad loss.
I was surprised at the level of depth this book has to offer. You feel for the character and want him to win but even then his win is a sad loss.
June 23, 2018
Review
Well done!Another brilliant story in this hopefully never ending military SciFi epic opera.Hoping for more of the same in the future!Well done them men.
Well done!Another brilliant story in this hopefully never ending military SciFi epic opera.Hoping for more of the same in the future!Well done them men.
June 25, 2018
This Universe gets even better!
I binged this book in about 6 hours...This universe of Galaxy’s Edge continues to entertain me. I can’t wait for the next installment.
I binged this book in about 6 hours...This universe of Galaxy’s Edge continues to entertain me. I can’t wait for the next installment.
June 26, 2018
Beautiful.
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