Reddit reviews Legions of Fire (Babylon 5: Centauri Prime Trilogy) (Babylon, 5)
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Who?
Vir?
Short answer: space magic.
Long answer: https://www.amazon.com/Legions-Fire-Babylon-Centauri-Trilogy/dp/0739414852/ref=sr_1_11?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1541375193&sr=1-11&keywords=babylon+5
tl;dr
>! That bald technomage from Crusade took them away, after some Drakh blew some (as seen in 'War Without End' and 'In The Beginning'). AKA space magic.
I highly recommend this book:
http://www.amazon.com/Legions-Fire-Babylon-Centauri-Trilogy/dp/0739414852
Season 5 had some great potential, season 4 was great but they rushed it coz it was supposed to end, otherwise would have had a longer civil war I guess etc. I didnt care for lochley to much tbh but maybe she would have grown of me, the change was so sudden. Exploring more of the fallout of the wars would have been great.
I liked crusades potential even if it seemed a bit silly at times, i think if it was given proper support then it could have done well. The b5 moves though...so good!
The babylon 5 books have some great stuff, I have only read one, can be tricky to get hold of sometimes. I had to import it from the US. But it explore alot of good stuff and deals with the fallout from the shadow war well, and will keep you hooked
http://www.amazon.com/Legions-Fire-Babylon-Centauri-Trilogy/dp/0739414852
Yeah, it's a cool site.
There are actually several good sources for used books out there aside from Amazon/eBay. Wikipedia has a special page that lists most of them. The Wikipedia page actually embeds the ISBN number of the book in each site link, so all you need to do is click once per site that you want to search.
Of the sites listed, Alibris is my go-to. One of the other large sites in the list, Abebooks, is now owned by Amazon.