Onslaught

The Fae Wars, Book 1

By: Lucas Marcum, J.F. Holmes

Narrated by: Talon Beeson

Length: 8 hrs and 48 mins

Publisher's summary

What would you do if America and the world were invaded tomorrow by a relentless and brutal enemy? In an alternate 2015, a US Army Special Forces Team, part of the legendary black ops unit "Delta", is in midtown Manhattan to take out a Chinese spy and his handlers, sending a message short of outright conflict. All goes smoothly until they find themselves in a full-blown shooting war through the canyons of the City. Portals from another world have opened in Central Park, making a way for figures out of historical nightmare to invade. The Fae, creatures banished from Earth thousands of years ago and now only part of our legends, have returned with Dragon fire, spell, and sword to conquer and take revenge.

The first volume of the Fae Wars covers Team Three, G squadron, Special Forces Detachment (Delta) as they fight their way off Manhattan and then join the defense of the refugees as the Fae assault the bridges. The fabled 69th Infantry puts up an epic fight against superior weaponry and then the war descends into the asymmetric hell that the Delta Operators know so well. Along the way they find new allies and old powers that come to their aid.

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hell ya

performance wise, he did great just wish a female narrator was involved for the ladies.


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it be just like politicians to cave in and bend the knee.

Good Yarn

I was hesitant about purchasing this book at first but I am now glad I did. The story was entertaining and original. The narrator brought the book to life.

Surprisingly good

I downloaded this on a whim. I thought it would be whimsical and insubstantial but it's more hardcore and visceral. I look forward to reading the next one.

gotta say this is really well done

loved the details and it didnt have a boring moment what's so ever and would love to see a film adaptation

good and short doesn't drag on

I like fantasy and Urban fantasy this book reminds me of Jim butcher Dresden files a lot.The fact that you put Roman history in here was a really good plus I like we're this series is going so far keep it up.For all you D&d/Pathfinder table top players you'll enjoy this book.

Fun

I know modern fighters v. fantasy characters has been done before. I know that it may even have been done better before. However, that doesn't mean this book isn't fun. Yep, there are plot holes. Yep, there is not much continuity between magic that was used in one chapter as opposed to another. However, the book ignites the imagination. It makes you lie in bed at night and put yourself there. It is a fun book.

GREAT READ!!!

This books in my top 5 list. Right there with Red Storm Rising. Keep up coming!!!!

great combination

I love the combination of hard military and fantasy but it's hard to believe that magic brought America and most of the world to its knees so fast. a cwis would cut down a dragon easy and I don't care how good magic is if you can't react to a missile going Mach 3 it doesn't matter how strong your shield is. I didn't like the underground star wars rebels hit and run story line. I was looking for 2 forces clash on the big stage. it is a good start to a new book but I hope we get back to big military

pretty darn good

great concept that went a little too fast. Wish the author would have fleshed out the details and some of the timeline. great concept looking to get book 2

good book a bit much exposition for me.

I love the story and pacing I would prefer more action sequences though. Just saying.