Tasmanian SFG Series by C.R. Daems, Emily Woo Zeller

4.50 · 26 ratings
  • Tasmanian SFG: Welcome to Hell (Tasmanian SFG #1)
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    Tasmanian SFG: Welcome to Hell (Tasmanian SFG #1)

    C.R. Daems

    Rated: 4.40 of 5 stars
    · 10 ratings · published 2019

    Jolie was three when she found she was ugly and deformed. She was five when she found she was a sub-human and an outcast. She was seven when five boys and two girls dragged her out of the orphanage and beat her unconscious, leaving her lying bleeding and broken in the street. She was content to lie there and die, tired of being hated and abused. But a frail old man with wispy white hair and a long beard wasn't content to let her die... more

  • Tasmanian SFG, Book II: Devils to Me (Tasmanian SFG #2)
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    Tasmanian SFG, Book II: Devils to Me (Tasmanian SFG #2)

    C.R. Daems, Emily Woo Zeller

    Rated: 4.50 of 5 stars
    · 8 ratings · published 2020

    "Devils to me," a siren call that would bring every Tasmanian running to answer no matter what they were doing. Repeated over and over by those answering the call, it would empty bars or a base or a city of Tasmanians, because no member of the elite unit would desert a brother in trouble, reinforcing their unofficial motto, Et Anima Una, Of One Mind... more

  • Tasmanian SFG: Book III, Of One Mind (Tasmanian SFG #3)
    #3

    Tasmanian SFG: Book III, Of One Mind (Tasmanian SFG #3)

    C.R. Daems

    Rated: 4.63 of 5 stars
    · 8 ratings · published 2021

    The Tasmanian's unofficial motto is et anima una, Of One Mind, and somehow the elite special forces group performs like they have one mind. Jolie understands on a subconscious level but not on an intellectual level. An important level for Jolie as she has a platoon and no stated objectives while on assignments and, therefore, easy to lose her connection with the main force. A problem that could make her unfit for the Tasmanians.

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