Publisher's Summary The Malcontents are back in action! Into the Wild, the new novel by acclaimed author Larry Correia, picks up the story begun in Correia's previous entry in the series, Into the Storm. Now under the leadership of the reluctant Lieutenant Kelvan Cleasby, the Sixth Platoon of Storm Knights has been ordered to accompany an archeological expedition from the Royal Cygnaran University deep into the Wyrmwall Mountains to investigate an ancient site of potentially great historical value. But what seems a simple enough assignment will rapidly turn into a test of the platoon's survival skills - an abandoned fort, the lone survivor of a horrifying attack, and a ferociously territorial tribe may be more than even the Malcontents can handle. ©2016 Skull Island eXpeditions, an imprint of Privateer Press Inc. (P)2016 Audible, Inc.
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He really gets you submersed in the world and the characters in it.Ray Ported it really the best at bringing a writers words to light.great continuing story well read well written.Jacktastic ending.one worth buying.
Left off right where the first left off. They from one screw up right to the next. A very enjoyable book!
where's the next book.Larry go back to work.... Iv prchased every book u have ever written.and there awsome.
An excellent continuation with of Into TheStorm!Looking forward to the next book!
I have read all of Larry Correia's books and love them. I always look forward to his story telling and this was no disappointment but it was not his best book. I will recommend this to anyone....
