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this has been my favorite book in the whole series I’ve listen to it many times and I love it more each time.

I enjoyed every part of this story. Riley is my new favorite heroine ?. Thank you.

This is my first book covering the Saratoga campaign but it had everything you need to understand the battles, the commanders, the battlefields and the issues on both sides. A very thorough book, that I am going to use as a reference in the future. The narrator was good as well.

I do feel like Crusher doesn’t get enough attention, which makes him more of a set piece than a character. besides that, this was an entertaining and solid, if short, expansion of the OF universe.

Really enjoyed this! Will be listening to his next books and different series now! I like how he is knowledgeable enough of how the current US Socom units work but adds a new space military aspect onto it all.

Whew! This book is packed with information. I’m glad I read it. The author provides a historical string that ties events together that I didn’t know were related. The scientific background of nerve agents and the neutralization of nerve agents is completely new to me. Part of me wishes the topic wasn’t relevant, but the..

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Great story by Joshua Dalzelle and fantastic narration by Paul Heitsch. The story has a bit of action, love and mystery. Will hold your interest from the first page to the last!

I grew up with the masters and have been reading sci fi for well over 50 years. Even though this is a reasonable story, it is still of a grade for beginner readers. A bit formulaic, and very predictable. Yet, if you ARE a beginner, or you want an easy diversion, you will likely enjoy.

overall I liked it but not so much the ending. voice over was very good

I love the way the evolution of Dust and the HellBitch is being written. Looking forward to reading/ listening to book 3