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[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Escape From Desolation" by Robert F. Glahe.]

"Escape From Desolation, Book 1: Inclusion" by Robert F. Glahe is a sci-fi fantasy novel. It is the first book in the Escape From Desolation series. Captain Yoni Arduus is commanding the Populus on a space mission. Along the way, the ship is involved in some trouble, and there seems to be no way to fix the problems of the ship. The only option is to abandon the ship. Captain Yoni decides to leave the ship and join his starboard pod named Eve. Eve, while escaping, crash-landed on another planet called DeSolus. The captain and his crew come into contact with some aliens, and they face what is called Summary Justice. Captain Yoni believes he is the only survivor and, in a surprising turn of events, learns that he would now be offered citizenship because he survived the execution of the Summary Justice. 
 
The book is a good introduction to the series, setting the tone for the story and keeping the readers curious as to what happens next for Captain Yoni and the happenings on DeSolus.

The book was really interesting, and what made it more enjoyable was the character, Ahri; her character adds color to the story. She played a very important role in Yoni's rehabilitation and adjustment to the alien society. Her understanding and loyalty are some of the things that I like about her. 
 
I had a great time reading the novel. The book's arrangement was excellent, and it was free of typographical errors. I commend the editor for such excellent editing. The characters all played their roles well, and I commend the author's creative and imaginative skill in bringing about such interesting characters in the book. There is nothing I dislike about this book. 
 
I rate the book 5 out of 5 stars because it was intriguing, and the twists and turns of events in the book make the story worth the perfect rating that it gets. I highly recommend this book to lovers of sci-fi, Star Wars, aliens, and space novels. 

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"Escape From Desolation, Book 1: Inclusion" by Robert F. Glahe is a sci-fi fantasy novel about Captain Yoni Arduus, who, after his spaceship crashes on the planet DeSolus, faces a mysterious alien trial known as Summary Justice. Believing he’s the only survivor, Yoni is unexpectedly offered citizenship by the aliens. The story is praised for its engaging characters, especially Ahri, who helps Yoni adjust to the alien society. With its intriguing plot twists and excellent writing, the book is highly recommended for fans of sci-fi and space adventures.

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"Escape From Desolation, Book 1: Inclusion" by Robert F. Glahe is a sci-fi fantasy novel that sets the stage for an intriguing series. The story follows Captain Yoni Arduus, who, after his spaceship, the Populus, encounters unresolvable issues, is forced to abandon it. Yoni and his crew crash-land on the alien planet DeSolus, where they face a form of justice known as Summary Justice. Believing himself to be the sole survivor, Yoni is unexpectedly offered citizenship after surviving the execution.

The book is praised for its engaging plot, well-developed characters, and excellent editing. The character Ahri, who plays a significant role in Yoni’s adjustment to the alien society, is highlighted as a standout. The novel’s twists and turns make it deserving of a 5 out of 5-star rating. It is highly recommended for fans of sci-fi, particularly those who enjoy space adventures, Star Wars, and alien encounters.

"Escape From Desolation, Book 1: Inclusion" by Robert F. Glahe is a gripping sci-fi fantasy novel where Captain Yoni Arduus, after his spaceship faces irreparable damage, crash-lands on the alien planet DeSolus. Believing he is the only survivor, Yoni faces "Summary Justice" but is surprisingly offered citizenship by the aliens. The novel, well-written and free of errors, features a standout character, Ahri, who plays a key role in Yoni's adjustment to the new society. With its intriguing plot and well-crafted characters, the book earns a 5 out of 5 stars and is highly recommended for fans of sci-fi and space adventures.

*Escape From Desolation, Book 1: Inclusion* offers an engaging start to its series with Captain Yoni Arduus navigating space crises and alien encounters. Its strong character development, especially of Ahri, and solid editing contribute to a compelling read. The book is recommended for fans of sci-fi and space adventures.

Some interesting ideas are developed in this science fiction novel with some well-developed human characters meeting aliens leading to complications and twists. I'll look into this series. Thank you for your great review!

"Escape From Desolation" offers an engaging blend of sci-fi and fantasy with a compelling storyline and interesting characters.

I liked the pacing of the story, it kept me interested. A few twists caught me by surprise, which was fun. Definitely a good read for anyone into fiction.

The book serves as a solid foundation for the Escape From Desolation series, offering readers just enough intrigue to stay hooked while posing more questions than it answers. Glahe creates a tense, otherworldly atmosphere that leaves readers eager to discover more about DeSolus, its alien inhabitants, and the future awaiting Captain Yoni. This opening novel expertly balances action and mystery, making it a strong start for a promising series.

Robert F. Glahe crafts a gripping sci-fi adventure in "Escape From Desolation, Book 1: Inclusion," blending elements of space exploration with the existential challenges of being stranded on an alien world. The book sets up a narrative that is both suspenseful and thought-provoking, as Yoni navigates the stark and unpredictable reality of DeSolus.

The reviewer's excitement for "Escape From Desolation" is palpable, which makes the book sound appealing.

Their praise for the character development and editing quality is noteworthy. However, the review could benefit from a more analytical approach, discussing the book's themes, world-building, or how it compares to other works in the genre.

The lack of any criticism or discussion of potential weaknesses is a bit concerning. Despite these limitations, the intriguing premise and positive review have sparked my curiosity about the book.

While the positive tone is appealing, a more balanced critique would have been more informative. Nevertheless, the sci-fi elements and unique premise make me interested in exploring this novel.