Contact Harvest (Halo) | Joseph Staten

Contact Harvest (Halo) | Joseph Staten | A Definite Winner...

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	Contact Harvest (Halo) Joseph Staten Tor Books, 2007 - 400 pages average customer review:based on 53 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

This is how it began... It is the year 2524. Harvest is a peaceful, prosperous farming colony on the very edge of human-controlled space. But we have trespassed on holy ground--strayed into the path of an aggressive alien empire known as the Covenant. What begins as a chance encounter between an alien privateer and a human freighter catapults mankind into a struggle for its very existence. But humanity is also locked in a bitter civil war known as the Insurrection. So the survival of Harvest's citizens falls to a squad of battle-weary UNSC Marines and their inexperienced colonial militia trainees. In this unlikely group of heroes, one stands above the rest...a young Marine staff sergeant named Avery Johnson.

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positively EPIC!

This is a great novel in a great series. A must for any Halo fan.

A Definite Winner...

Contact Harvest was surprisingly good. The author thoroughly fleshed out Johnson's character and, like the other novels, added much more depth to the overall Halo storyline. Staten did a great job at describing Humanity's first contact with the Covenant, shedding light on exactly what their motives are, as well as a great deal of their internal politics. A definite 'must read' for anyone interested at all in the Halo story arch.

If you like Halo this book is a must

Thrilling, entrancing, well written book. For those who love Halo or those who just like SciFi this book is a MUST READ. This book tells the story of the ultra elite warriors the SPARTANS as the do their best to defend the galaxy from the conquesting race...The Covenant.

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All Johnson, No Chief

I didn't expect to see the Master Chief in this novel at all but I was nevertheless disappointed by his absence. Other small details that didn't accurately align with the games made it lack authenticity. A fun read but not near as good as the books by Eric Nylund.

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