Unstoppable Arsenal

Amelia is back! After fourteen long years of work, she finally knows where her parents are. But it soon turns out that far more is at stake than just rescuing her parents... For example: Can she can she save the world from a megalomaniac who can turn friend and foe alike against her? Amelia keeps goin......more

Good story.... I enjoyed this book as much as the first one but the editing is horrible, jumbled sentences that don’t make any sense so it pulls you out of the story so you can figure out what’s going on, sometimes I could and sometimes I couldn’t. The story itself was great and I’ll keep reading the......more

Again, a weak, just barely 3-star rating. I found this book to be minutely better than book 1 only in that it risked being a little more edgy and the battle scenes were somewhat better than in the first book. However, it still reads far below anything I'd call 'adult' and is quickly done. 2 reading......more

Fun, great story telling, technical flaws Call it a great 'popcorn' novel, lots of fun! The exponential growth in capabilities that I like. Humor. Just: I'm an engineer; suspension of technical disbelief was sometimes difficult; on the other hand, same story for Star Trek, Star Wars, Galaxy Quest, et......more

I adore Amelia Lockheart, the wheelchair-bound super-genius girl geek engineer (just writing that description brings a smile to my face) whose alter-ego is a full metal superhero who puts Tony Stark and his Iron Man to shame. And now, in Jeffery H. Haskell, Unstoppable Arsenal (Full Metal Superhero......more