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Halo: Evolutions - Essential Tales of the Halo Universe

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Halo: Evolutions - Essential Tales of the Halo Universe

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O'Connor, Frank

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0765315734

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9780765315731

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0765315734

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528 pp

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4.16

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2009

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Halo: Empty Throne (33)

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Halo: Empty Throne (33)

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Patenaude, Jeremy

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1668052121

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9781668052129

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1668052121

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512 pp

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4.45

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4.5/5

A fun ride that really shows us the current state of the wider universe. The way it weaves between the current events from Halo 5 to Outcasts to 4.5/5

A fun ride that really shows us the current state of the wider universe. The way it weaves between the current events from Halo 5 to Outcasts to Infinite, and then with much older story telling including short stories, is nothing short of impressive. I really enjoy learning about all the factions and seeing the people struggle with multifaceted wars and battles. It's very different from the clear UNSC vs Covenant of old and you see that shine here.

It also sets up lots of future stories which I cannot wait to see explored. ...more

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Halo: Epitaph

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Gay, Kelly *

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1668017547

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9781668017548

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B0BV142RBJ

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317 pp

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4.38

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Halo: Outcasts

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Halo: The Rubicon Protocol

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Halo: The Rubicon Protocol

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Gay, Kelly *

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1982147881

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1982147881

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352 pp

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4.18

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A very nice companion/prequel novel to Halo Infinite.

Seeing the audio logs being expanded into a full length novel was interesting and worked quite we A very nice companion/prequel novel to Halo Infinite.

Seeing the audio logs being expanded into a full length novel was interesting and worked quite well in my opinion. It didn't run into as many of the issues as The Flood had, which truly rehashed an existing story while adding more to it. Here we actually got to see things play out that were simply mentioned in the campaign and we also learnt about everything that happened in-between.

At times this felt like a typical novel and other times, particularly at the start, it felt more like a survival diary. This was due to the multiple POVs and the time jumps between chapters, I actually quite liked that though as it allowed us to explore many months of these characters journeys. The story was gritty, violent and really showed the emotion that these people were feeling being stuck out in the field alone for months, with no chance of rescue and fighting against terrible odds. It shines a far better light on the despair and hopelessness of the Zeta Halo conflict that we are thrown into in Halo Infinite.

There's no doubt that Troy Denning does the military SciFi Halo books the best but at times the amount of description he includes can become a bit laborious so I'm really glad we got to see Kelly Gay write this story. It was simply a different style and more simplified when it came to the fight scenes. Effectively adding more variety to the Halo novels which is always great!

I do think Gay really shows off her writing skills when she's able to have far more creative control over the overall narrative however. Here I'm referring to her Rion Forge trilogy which is truly exceptional and definitely my favourite set of Halo books. I just feel she was a bit constrained here which is obviously no fault of her own.

We do see the Endless and various other important lore things in the story but do note that we don't really learn much new. We just get to see it all through different point of views but it does help give the feeling that there's far more to learn when it comes to the Endless which is very exciting. ...more

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Halo: Divine Wind

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Halo: Divine Wind

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Denning, Troy *

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1982174919

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9781982174910

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381 pp

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4.22

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Troy Denning has delivered yet another solid entry to the Halo universe that any fan of Halo is sure to enjoy.

When Divine Wind was announced I was cau Troy Denning has delivered yet another solid entry to the Halo universe that any fan of Halo is sure to enjoy.

When Divine Wind was announced I was cautiously optimistic. The story as a whole, saving the galaxy from the activation of the Halo Array from the Ark has been done twice before in Halo 3 and Halo: Hunters in the Dark and I was worried this story wouldn't deliver anything new. On one front my worries were valid. You effectively know how this story ends in terms of the major plot points which takes away a lot of tension and mystery.

However, I must admit that this was still a very rewarding and relevant story. It continues the plot points and character stories that Denning has set up and explored in Last Light to Retribution and more recently Shadows of Reach (and the short story Sacrifice). We get to follow characters and groups that we have grown to love and admire including Veta and her Ferrets, Castor and his Keepers and The Banished. We are also introduced to a new group that is quite interesting (although whether their existence is justified in the Halo lore is a contentious issue - see the short story Sacrifice) and seeing a Prelate in a mainline full length novel is a very nice way to expand and cement odd bits of lore. Oh and the connections to Halo Wars 2, very nice.

All these groups have their own motivations and it's fun seeing how they all interact with each other. One problem I have here though is the book is quite short so we don't get quite enough exploration of these interactions or a very detailed look at the operations of some of the less mentioned groups. I really did crave more. But in saying this I was less of a fan of Denning's Shadow of Reach because the longer length novel felt like it dragged on a lot so maybe I should just appreciate this short, concise yet still good story.

Overall, the story is solid, it furthers Denning's stories and characters in a believable and enjoyable way. In one sense it feels like a conclusion to all these threads but there is still lots left open for future stories. I look forward to anything else Denning contributes to the Halo Universe. ...more

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Shadows of Reach

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Shadows of Reach

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Denning, Troy *

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1982143614

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9781982143619

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1982143614

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432 pp

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4.05

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This book is very Troy Denning and I say that in both the best and worst possible ways. Denning writes compelling and descriptive stories that fit wel This book is very Troy Denning and I say that in both the best and worst possible ways. Denning writes compelling and descriptive stories that fit well within the Halo universe and this is no different. That is why it gets a high score of 4/5, however, I don't believe it to be deserving of a 5/5 as Denning's less desirable writing attributes are also very prevalent.

Starting with the good and great. Mr Denning knows how to write Blue Team. Blue Team feels like the well oiled fighting machine that they are and each person's distinct character is present from Fred's humour to Linda's zen and lone wolf nature. I also love John's inner monologue and realisations about his mortality and his influence on others due to his legendary status.

I also believe Denning is able to write the alien sections of his books beautifully, whether that's the Covenant, Keepers of the One Freedom or The Banished. I love the inter- and intra-politics between all the different alien factions present and also how The Banished are fleshed out beyond what we've seen in Halo Wars 2. My only complaint here is how good these chapters are yet how few there are. I was craving more, so much more.

A couple of other quick notes on good things. Denning also writes secondary characters very well. Well enough that they greatly contribute to the world building and story and sometimes even play on the reader's emotions. Bella Disztl is a great example. It was also nice to see the story threads of Halo 5 still being present without being abandoned, even if they're not the primary focus here.

While there's plenty more good in this story, there's definitely a bit of bad, and sometimes even too much of a good thing that I need to dedicate some time to.

Denning loves to truly immerse the reader in his written environments and scenes and he achieves this with both quality and quantity of descriptions. Don't get me wrong, the descriptions are mostly to a high quality but the length of them can really hamper the experience. I'm sad to say but I'd genuinely describe the first 30% of this book as a slog. It feels like 1 thing happened and then a bit of walking/fighting and it took me hours just to read that. I actually groaned when I saw the next chapter was a UNSC one instead of Banished in these early stages. It reminded me of Denning's Halo: Oblivion. That book had fantastic elements and overall it was quite solid but my god, it was slow and long winded.

Continuing on Denning's descriptions, as good as they are, sometimes it is really hard to envision the environment/what is happening. There's so much talk of the geology (holy sh*t you actually have to be a geology major to be able to understand half of this), the landscape, directions and so on and you just to accept you won't know exactly what's going and tell your brain to create a dumbed down interpretation of everything. I'm sure some people won't have this issue but I've definitely seen it echoed by others before so I know it's not just a me thing.

Also somewhat related to the above complaints are the combat scenes. While they are written very well, surprisingly well for a book since I think action lends itself to the visual far better, there's just a bit too much. Or put better, there's not too many combat scenes but each scene is too long. The writing is good but I really don't want to read about every Banshee being shot down when there's literally 30 of them chasing Blue Team.

So overall, Denning has delivered another good Halo book. It is definitely superior to Oblivion but I don't believe it reaches the levels of Last Light, Retribution and definitely not Silent Storm. Silent Storm is literally a master piece (although it did fall prey to the issues of descriptive environments being very hard to visual like Oblivion and Shadows of Reach). If it was pruned down I think it could easily be a 5/5.

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Halo: Rise of Atriox

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Halo: Rise of Atriox

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Bunn, Cullen *

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1506704948

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9781506704944

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1506704948

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120 pp

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3.76

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184

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May 29, 2018

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Halo: Escalation Volume 4

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Halo: Escalation Volume 4

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Boudreau, Duffy

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1616558814

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9781616558819

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1616558814

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144 pp

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3.67

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102

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Mar 22, 2016

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Mar 22, 2016

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Halo: Escalation Volume 3

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Halo: Escalation Volume 3

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Boudreau, Duffy

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1616557591

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1616557591

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144 pp

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3.97

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Sep 22, 2015

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Halo: Escalation Volume 2

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Halo: Escalation Volume 2

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1616556285

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1616556285

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144 pp

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3.97

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237

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Apr 21, 2015

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Apr 21, 2015

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Halo: Escalation Volume 1

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Halo: Escalation Volume 1

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Schlerf, Christopher

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1616554568

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9781616554569

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1616554568

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152 pp

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3.81

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383

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Nov 20, 2014

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Oct 21, 2014

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HALϿ: Point of Light

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HALϿ: Point of Light

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Gay, Kelly *

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1982147873

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9781982147877

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B08GKSBSZF

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333 pp

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4.31

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710

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Holy sh*t. Those are the words that constantly escaped my mouth while reading this book. The fact that Kelly Gay's Halo series isn't as popular as man Holy sh*t. Those are the words that constantly escaped my mouth while reading this book. The fact that Kelly Gay's Halo series isn't as popular as many of the other Halo books is absolutely criminal. They are easily my absolute favourite.

Point of Light creates a complete and compelling and uniquely Halo story without a single gun being fired or Spartan appearing. It is solely about adventure and exploring the beautifully rich and diverse universe that has been created and expanded upon over these last two decades throughout various bits of media.

The characters are strong, the story enthralling and the lore implications undeniably massive. The callbacks and even direct continuations of plot threads from the Forerunner trilogy are consistent and satisfying. Without saying any more, this book and its predecessors are phenomenal.

I can only hope we see even just a sliver of these places and stories in Infinite. ...more

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Halo: Oblivion: A Master Chief Story (26)

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Halo: Oblivion: A Master Chief Story (26)

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Denning, Troy *

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1982114762

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9781982114763

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1982114762

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416 pp

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4.00

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Sep 27, 2023

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Sep 24, 2019

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HALO: Legacy of Onyx

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HALO: Legacy of Onyx

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150113261X

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9781501132612

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150113261X

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416 pp

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3.89

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754

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Jan 01, 2017

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Nov 14, 2017

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This Halo book tries something different and the author knows that, as the very events within the story are describe as a societal experiments. I don' This Halo book tries something different and the author knows that, as the very events within the story are describe as a societal experiments. I don't agree with the people who say these situations are unrealistic in the Halo universe as they really aren't widespread and this is a very small part of the galaxy where this is happening.

Beyond that, it was very cool to see Onyx and the Servants of the Abiding Truth being brought back and along with them, all the related characters to this place and faction. I especially liked some of the new characters such as Gudam. The story was interesting and solid, seeing how the events of Halo 5 influenced such a legendary place such as Onyx. It was also quite refreshing to see a story from the point of view of a civilian who survived the glassing of her home planet rather than a ONI/UNSC one.

The main two issues I had with this story is that it is indeed a borderline YA adult novel despite not being advertised as such (as far as I can tell). However, don't let that dissuade you as I still strongly believe the book is great and tells an interesting story.

The second was a scene where various characters, both minor and major took seemingly fatal wounds, yet after the scene we learn that while some did actually die, the number was far less than expected. This makes me feel that there is no risk to the story and the chaotic events unfolding and seemingly cheapens any major wound. Yes, I understand there is great medical technology within this world but truly, that can only do so much if your heart or lungs were blown out. Good characters have to die sometimes to add more uncertainty, emotion and intense scenes for other characters in the universe. Lesser characters can also die to show the brutality of a faction or a character, which to this story's credit, definitely does that with that one brutal scene. There just maybe wasn't enough.

I am very much looking forward to future stories with Onyx and the Servants of the Abiding Truth. ...more

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Halo: Silent Storm: A Master Chief Story

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Halo: Silent Storm: A Master Chief Story

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Denning, Troy *

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1501138383

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9781501138386

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1501138383

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383 pp

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4.24

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Sep 04, 2018

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Halo: Renegades (25)

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352 pp

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4.35

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HALO: Smoke and Shadow

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HALO: Smoke and Shadow

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150114460X

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9781501144608

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150114460X

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168 pp

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4.11

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Nov 28, 2016

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Halo: Envoy

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1501106880

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402 pp

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4.15

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Aug 20, 2017

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Halo: Bad Blood (23)

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Halo: Bad Blood (23)

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1501128256

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9781501128257

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1501128256

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352 pp

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4.10

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1,360

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Jun 26, 2018

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Jun 26, 2018

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