The stories are back to the basics of Rogue on Nu-Earth roaming around getting into scrapes, with the added element of an in-built genetic deterioration that's slowly killing him. Things wrapped up in book 3, so this is made up of 'flashback' stories, and there's some great Rogue Troopering going on in them. But the outcome may not go as well, knowing Gunnar's tendency to shoot first and ask questions later.more The other is an alternate history story where it is Gunnar, not Rogue, who survives the massacre. One is of a future when peace has returned to Nu-Earth and among the many graves left is one of Rogue. The other stories are mainly fillers consisting of his other various adventures. It's so personal, the War Marshall is prepared to completely destroy Nu-Earth in the hunt for Rogue. Tied in to this story is a Nort War Marshall's personal hunt for Rogue for killing his son. In the second, a Milicom Gene-Genie (one of the creators of the Genetic Infantrymen) and an officer that was in charge of the GIs during the Quartz Zone massacre go in search of Rogue his bio-engineering is wearing out from being out in the field too long. This, of course, will end badly for the creators. But in return, he has to navigate and survive inside a huge bio-organism for the pleasure of its creators. In the first one, he gets infected by a virus and only recovers via radical surgery. The two big stories in this collection have the same theme: the deterioration of Rogue's bio-engineering. This book consists of 'flashback' stories involving Rogue and his time on Nu-Earth. In the second, a Rogue Trooper's story chronologically ends in Book 3.

Rogue Trooper's story chronologically ends in Book 3.

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