Astrid Book III - Trouper, T G
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Astrid Peterman is fighting with regular forces and has already shown herself to be a skilled fighter, driven in her desire to push back the invaders and seek revenge. She proves herself and is taken on by Captain DeSalva to become an assassin. She must further prove herself as a young woman in a male-dominated world. She decides that she will have no red lines, and nothing will be off limits when she is on a mission. Riedel enters the enemy country as a deep cover spy, easily able to pass himself off as a native, and whose sole mission is to find out what the wonder weapon is. Brigit Malaya,…mehr

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Astrid Peterman is fighting with regular forces and has already shown herself to be a skilled fighter, driven in her desire to push back the invaders and seek revenge. She proves herself and is taken on by Captain DeSalva to become an assassin. She must further prove herself as a young woman in a male-dominated world. She decides that she will have no red lines, and nothing will be off limits when she is on a mission. Riedel enters the enemy country as a deep cover spy, easily able to pass himself off as a native, and whose sole mission is to find out what the wonder weapon is. Brigit Malaya, the enemy officer also has to prove herself, not only by fighting against her enemies, but in fighting against the deep-rooted misogyny in her country that devalues women. She works her way up through the ranks by virtue of brutal combat and is hardened by it; her ambition overriding her humanity, and all the while she is unaware that she is being watched and admired by the country's dictator.
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T G Trouper lives with his wife in Essex, England; they have one son who lives in America. T G spent years working in the live music industry, organising equipment for some of the biggest names in rock and pop. Only when he retired early to look after aging parents did he find the time to start writing, something that he had wanted to do for years. He still works part-time in the music business; as he says, no one ever actually retires from it. After years of playing in various pub and club bands, he now occasionally plays guitar and sings in a duo. T G is passionately against the use of generative AI in writing. He believes that the reading public wants something written from the human heart and not something created in a microsecond by a machine. He encourages all readers to ask if a book has any AI-generated content, and, if it has, to refuse to buy it. AI has its place. In science, medicine, industry etc., it will become invaluable, just not in the creative arts. However, all search engines now use AI, so the use of AI while researching subjects for novels is unavoidable.