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The liberation old worlds... The addition of new allies... The fall of a regime... The death of a trusted friend... The Aurora begins clearing a 20 light year sphere of safety around Earth, taking out Jung forces as they liberate the core systems. However, Captain Scott and the Alliance quickly discover that not every world wants to be liberated, and the Jung have a few surprises of their own.
- Sales Rank: #5916290 in Books
- Published on: 2015-06-23
- Formats: Audiobook, MP3 Audio, Unabridged
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 7.40" h x .60" w x 5.30" l,
- Running time: 13 Hours
- Binding: MP3 CD
About the Author
Ryk Brown is the author of the Frontiers Saga series. He currently works as a computer technician, and he has also worked as a cook, rock guitarist, stage lighting technician, and paramedic. Ryk lives in Northern California with his wife and daughter.
Jeffrey Kafer is an avid performer on the stage and in voice-overs. He has narrated over one hundred books spanning all genres, and he won the 2008 Voicey Award for Best New Voice.
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26 of 26 people found the following review helpful.
I love this series
By Steve M Jr
I love this series. I've purchased each book the moment I saw they were available (upon starting with the first ~6 episodes completed). The classic Space Opera where against all odds we have incremental victories that show to never give up, and always strive against the enemy.
Why only 3 stars? While the book started on an amazingly cool high note, I couldn't help but feel that it started on a high note because we had a few negative elements coming. I was right. In fact, I unfortunately predicted in my own mind the 2 events almost perfectly--and frustratingly. I'm okay with the one major character dyeing if necessary, but it seemed like was overly na�ve leading to the result, and it felt kind of forced.
However, I have an even larger issue, when combined with above, left me asking if I wanted to keep reading this series. Unfortunate but true. I will state that I'm going to keep going, I just can't say now, but I'm not super fond of having overly contrived situations like this.
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I'm more disappointed with the issue around the scout at the end. Really?
I was dreading the thought that the Jung would get one of the jump drives, but feared we were on the path--there was far too much foreshadowing. My immediate thought was that the loss of that scout was far more dangerous than anything else happening in the battle. Why didn't they immediately do everything in their power to track the battleship and destroy it in route, or minimally when it came back out of warp (wherever?). Again, this felt like a contrived situation to lead to more tensions in the next novels.
Also, in addition to any kind of self-destruct, I'd think they would have multiple layers of such capability--including some kind of mechanism that destroyed the module upon incorrect disassembly, etc. I would think that no level of defensive technology would be too harsh considering the absolute game changing risk of letting this technology fall into the hands of the enemy.
21 of 21 people found the following review helpful.
Fantastic addition, but strongly predictable twists and unresolved plot points
By Jeff D
This is the first book in this series that I have reservations about. There has been a continuing theme that the major plot points get resolved in each book. There might be a couple of smaller bits carried from one book to the next, but by and large the immediate issues get wrapped up and, in the end, the characters are planning the next phase of their journey. There also have been major twists in regards to who is on what side, and in what capacity -- Tug and Dumar's real identities, for example, were pretty hard to have predicted early on.
Instead of unforeseen twists with characters like there were in previous books, now there are completely unforeseeable revelations, mostly with technology. Keeping me guessing with multiple possibilities is much better than throwing one brand-new, not-previously-alluded-to change into the story.
In some instances, the foreshadowing is way too strong. From the fate of the Jump Sub, to the old man on Cetia, to the traitor at the end. It was all too easy to see ahead of time. The blank-stare bit was painful to read because so much attention was drawn to it. There was also a lot of Pentaurus "filler" with needless and mostly emotionless death. The nanite revelation seems like a last-minute plot device to counter the predictability with completely unknowable one-off players.
There wasn't a lot of character work in this episode. Tug went backwards, Dumar is now one-dimensionally trustworthy, and Telles is just an everyday ground pounder with the vocabulary to match. Naralena had a lot of opportunity to shine that wasn't taken advantage of, and the Ghatazhak are no longer invulnerable killing machines. What happened to Jung weapons bouncing right off, and six soldiers taking over a moon base unaided, through the launch ports? Hell, even Tug managed to take a few of them out when previously on Takara they could only be killed by danger-close artillery.
And, perhaps most frustratingly, nothing of importance was wrapped up at the end. This should more accurately be called Episode 13, Part 1.
Yes, I will be picking up the next episode immediately when it's released. But I hope it's more engaging than this volume. Mr. Brown, this series has been phenomenal! I hope mine and others' criticisms are taken constructively, as they are meant to be. I couldn't do what you do without second-guessing myself to death -- this is at least the 12th revision of this review alone. I would lose my mind trying to write entire books.
8 of 9 people found the following review helpful.
Weakest of the Series
By Paul Cassel
This current 13 volume projected to go 15 volume series has has, before, one weak book - the black hole one. Book 13 is another weak entry in the series but for a different reason. The black hole book was a bit of a drag. This one not at all but the characters are getting so numerous that the sharp focus we had on the characters before is lost due to being diffuse.
Yet that's not only acceptable but inevitable in a series of this length. The problem here is that the two central characters, Nathan and Tug have gone from dedicated to mission do what's needed people to wavering weak whiners who hesitate over difficult decisions and thus lose the initiative.
There is no way I can go into any details without spoilers which I detest so let me just finish up by saying I was sorely let down here by the results of these two main characters losing out. In some ways, Tug's behavior is explainable in not wishing to start a major conflict but unrealistic. Nathan's flub is not only a major one but also unbelievable given his character in the previous books.
I'm going to guess that Brown has some sort of major plot device in Books 14 or 15 to 'save' Nathan's error but still, that he needs saving for being so indecisive put a major pall on this book. Tug's position at the end of the book is also a bit frustrating but also somewhat less
In sum, not a bad book but not up to the quality of the series.
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