
An Enemy of the State
The LaNague Federation, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Greg Tremblay
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By:
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F. Paul Wilson
Meet Peter LaNague - citizen of the planet Tolive, devotee of the Kyfho philosophy, revolutionary agent provocateur.
But LaNague is planning a unique revolution. One that not only topples the entrenched Outworld Imperium, but fundamentally alters every outworlder’s concept of government as well. To accomplish this he must ally himself with a madman, trust the word of the last of Sol System’s robber barons, make incisive use of the consummate warriors from the planet Flint without letting them run amok, confound at every turn the omnipresent forces of the Imperium, and every now and then make it rain money.
But those are the easy parts. His greatest challenge will be to see his plan through to successful completion without becoming the very enemy he has vowed to destroy.
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A must read for freedom lovers.
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If you can withstand that you like it.
A great book but a rushed ending. Why?
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F Paul Wilson Does It Again
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The adventures of Peter LaNague will be enjoyed by sci-fi readers for generations to come, but they are especially timely in 2020.
This is bound to be an audiobook that I relisten to on a regular basis.
#KYFHO!
Excellent Performance of an Underappreciated Gem
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Wilson is promoting a very specific economic philosophy and devotes a considerable amount of time to detailed explanations for his theories and practices. The execution of his strategies is well done and entertaining, although there is the tendency to drift into pedantic lectures.
The narration is well done with good character distinction. Pacing is a tad brisk.
Offworld anarchocapitalistic revolution
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I am sorry to report that I found the book boring
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