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Title	:	Forging Zero (The Legend of ZERO #1)
Author	:	Sara King
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 575 pages
Published	:	by Parasite Publications (first published March 12th 2013)
Categories	:	Science Fiction. Fiction. Fantasy. War. Military Fiction

Forging Zero (The Legend of ZERO #1)

Sara King

Kindle Edition | Pages: 575 pages

Rating: 4.1 | 6789 Users | 363 Reviews

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For lovers of sci-fi thrillers, alien invasion stories, space opera, and sprawling first contact science fiction, this is an unforgettable post-apocalyptic epic about perseverance and survival in a harsh new world where humanity is just another item on the menu...

First Contact doesn't go as anyone expected. Now they own us.

The Legend of ZERO: Forging Zero is the epic journey of 14-year-old Joe Dobbs in a post-apocalyptic universe following a massive galactic empire's invasion of Earth. The oldest of the children drafted from humanity’s devastated planet, Joe is impressed into service by the alien Congressional Ground Force—and becomes the unwitting centerpiece in a millennia-long alien struggle for independence. Once his training begins, one of the elusive and prophetic Trith appears to give Joe a spine chilling prophecy that the universe has been anticipating for millions of years: Joe will be the one to finally shatter the vast alien government known as Congress. And the Trith cannot lie.…

But first Joe has to make it through bootcamp.

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Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Legend of ZERO #1

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Ratings: 4.1 From 6789 Users | 363 Reviews

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I can't get past the violence toward children. Maybe because I can't help but imagine my own kids in their place. Either way, it's not for me. I'm out.

Fred recommended this to me, after going around explaining to me why furglings are worse than furgs - which told me he was really into it. I finally got around it to it - and now I'm going around calling things jenfurglings. The scary bit is that it sounds perfectly normal. I'll be the first to admit - I love to champion character writers (finally! another author who admits that their characters hijack the book!) and small publishers. It was a pleasure to read a well written and well edited book

The first few pages will draw you in. I could not put this book down, and I am so thankful that there is a second book for me to read. I loved her book Outer Bounds (Parasite Publications), and I am surprised the characters in this book are even more interesting. Sara is really good at writing about aliens, and making you see what is being written. On to the next Zero book! I can't wait!

4.5It's been a few days and I'm still thinking about this book. This book was phenomenal. It kind of left me speechless. I decided to wait until after I listened to Ender's Game before I commented on this. The two don't even compare. This one was much more brutal and compelling. Aliens show up and demand 98% of all children ages 5-12 be given to them to form a human division of their congressional army. Joe (aged 14) is taken when he sets his brother and several hundred other kids free before

Didn't really care for it. The story is very one-dimensional. The characters have potential, but the plot is too thin to give them much to do. The so-called superior alien race are really just a bunch of bullies with the emotional maturity of 13 year old's. Their simplistic motives get repetitive and boring. And the brutality is, at times, gratuitous. The inconsistency between this race's supposed superiority and their juvenile behavior is just too much to ignore. And this is just one aspect of

can't make it through the book, characters too one dimensional, maturity level off all characters equal to that of the 14 year old main character.

I'm only about 25% of the way through this book, and I'm having a hard time staying interested in it. I bought this book (and audiobook version) on sale after having Amazon constantly pushing it on me. Plus it had thousands of five star reviews. I had a feeling it wasn't for me, but figured I could give it a shot for $1.99.I should have stuck to my intuitions. This story was written squarely in the YA category (rife with emotional outbursts and lunchroom bullies). I have read all three "Hunger