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Title	:	T2: The Future War (T2 #3)
Author	:	S.M. Stirling
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 368 pages
Published	:	(first published June 17th 2003)
Categories	:	Science Fiction. Fiction

T2: The Future War (T2 #3)

S.M. Stirling

Kindle Edition | Pages: 368 pages

Rating: 3.86 | 467 Users | 23 Reviews

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The final part of his trilogy about what happens after the T2 movie, basically staying true to the James Cameron films but pretending that T3 and 4 never happened. This one begins with John, Sarah and Dieter hiding out in Alaska, unaware that Skynet has become sentient. When the dept of defence starts turning all military power over to Skynet, they realise the plan has gone wrong and are powerless to stop Judgement Day.
The story follows what happens next, and neatly closes the time travel circle. My only disappointment was that you don't get to find out how Dieter becomes the model for the original Terminator; it doesn't look like there are any other books in this series so I guess we're not going to.
A good fast read with lots of quotes from the movies - ""Come with me if you want to live"" and of course ""I'll be back.""

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Original Title:	T2: The Future War ASIN B000FC140S
Edition Language:	English
Series:	T2 #3
Characters:	John Connor, Sarah Connor

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Stephen Michael Stirling is a French-born Canadian-American science fiction and fantasy author. Stirling is probably best known for his Draka series of alternate history novels and the more recent time travel/alternate history Nantucket series and Emberverse series.MINI AUTO-BIOGRAPHY:(personal website: source)Im a writer by trade, born in France but Canadian by origin and American by

Stirling's three Terminator books perfectly augment the movies. Recommended for anyone who enjoyed the films and wondered about the future world.

Loved it! It was everything I wish the movie series could have been, instead of the horrible T3.

Worth reading.

Not bad. Added alot to the back story of Terminator. It was nice to see how John grew to be the leader.

I realize I never wrote a review for these books as I'm rereading the series after watching Terminator Dark Fate. The blockbuster movie of the Terminator series will always be T2. Dark Fate was much better than any of the movies that came after T2, but it still didn't do it for me. (I think the real problem was **and this is a movie spoiler** that they get rid of a character I'd grown up riding with to try to sell to the new all girl power movement that insists everything should be "all girls".

This book is where an otherwise worthy continuation of Terminator 2 falls down.I wrestled with if I should give it a single star or not. IT genuinely reads like it was written by a different author, or perhaps didn't see an editor's pen.Another review pointed out that there is no real plot to it, it just sort of plods along until it's inevitable conclusion. The series had potential but this book really did let it down, it was somewhat of a chore to finish. More than once I found myself rolling