Jak Phoenix 2: The Markazian Deception [NOOK Book]

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Overview

Things aren’t always as they seem when Jak finds himself forced to take sides in a dispute he doesn’t fully understand. He quickly finds his choices could jeopardize not only himself, but his friends and countless others.


Friendships will be tested and loyalties will be questioned in the second action packed Jak Phoenix adventure!

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Jak Phoenix 2: The Markazian Deception

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Overview

Things aren’t always as they seem when Jak finds himself forced to take sides in a dispute he doesn’t fully understand. He quickly finds his choices could jeopardize not only himself, but his friends and countless others.


Friendships will be tested and loyalties will be questioned in the second action packed Jak Phoenix adventure!

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Product Details

  • BN ID: 2940033171675
  • Publisher: Matt D. Williams
  • Publication date: 4/17/2012
  • Sold by: Smashwords
  • Format: eBook
  • Sales rank: 883,187
  • File size: 600 KB

Meet the Author

Matt Williams is a Canadian independent author from Welland, Ontario. He is the creator of the Jak Phoenix space adventure series, spawning two full-length novels and a short story with several more books planned for the series.


Growing up, Matt’s main love was the television and movies of the 80’s and 90’s, like Star Wars, Star Trek, Back to the Future, Indiana Jones and countless other TV shows and films. His love of unbridled adventure spills into his novels, where the focus is letting both the reader and the characters have fun together, sharing in the dangerous dilemmas and daring escapes before kicking back for a cold drink.


When he's not writing or working, Matt likes to try to save time for hiking, reading, playing guitar and spending time with his wonderful wife.


Matt is always available to speak about his work. You can find him on Twitter (@mattwilliams79) on Facebook (facebook.com/mattdwilliamsauthor) and on his website at mattdwilliamsonline.com. Drop by anytime.

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  • Posted June 5, 2012

    Awesome Characters and Fun Adventures Await!

    Jak Phoenix is such an awesome character that I couldn't wait to dive into another adventure with him. Williams does an excellent job of recapturing the magic that made the first book so good and carries it to a new level. From the very first page, it feels like getting back together with old friends.

    Jak keeps to his usual antics with Baxter trying to reel him in. Of course, it doesn't take long for Jak to find trouble and takes you along for the ride. That is where the real fun begins. Watching him squirm out of a desperate situation and into another never gets old.

    The only gripe I have is that in the beginning Jak gets conveniently released from his decisions at the end of the first book. In typical fashion, Williams essentially resets him so he can go off to do his thing. The rest of this book is too good to let this detail ruin an overall great reading experience, though.

    After all the twists and turns, I found this to be another very enjoyable read that all scifi fans should check out. I look forward to more fun from this author.

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