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Not what I was hoping for or expected from the first two minutes on, based on the description. Getting tired of trying new male authors who think writing with their manhood works better than a pen.

Aliens, zombies, reptilians. Ryan Aslesen never misses. manages to mix up military accuracy with crazy scenarios and tons of action.

Although not my usual type of science fiction read, it caught my interest from the start. The narration really added to the story giving characters unique voices helping to bring the story to life. If you like military fiction this may be up your alley.

Great series, but anything below 8 hours of playtime is really just not worth the credit. I did not buy book 3 because of this, but book 4 was a hard choice so I dove in anyway. If other books in this series falls short of 7.5-8 hours, I will just have to unfortunately skip..

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Female characters were weak and unbelievable. Too bad, this is the first N. Lowell book I did not love.

Not my favorite of his books. It is a slow burn to a more dim candle than he normally makes. Not bad at all but I feel there could have been more.

Love the cloak and dagger mixed with the military accuracy of this series. Ryan also pulls no punches in this or any of his books with the action.

Until you read the first book in the series. If you do then you will not understand 30 percent of the action and not so subtle references to what has and will be happening.

It’s a longer book for this series. Some reviewers mentioned a specific name repeated over and over. It does get annoying at some points but over all this is well in line with the other books in the series. Not a happy ending but a satisfying one for the close of this chapter