Blood in the Water

Destroyermen Series, Book 11

By: Taylor Anderson

Narrated by: William Dufris

Ever since the USS Walker came from another world war to defy the terrifying Grik and diabolical Dominion, Matt Reddy and his crew have given their all to protect the oppressed Lemurians. But with the Walker in desperate need of repairs just as the Grik's first general is poised to strike, Reddy is desperate.

With more enemies than ever before arrayed against them, the crew of the Walker needs new allies. That means combing the lethal wilds of Madagascar to find the Lemurians' fabled ancestors as well as the enigmatic dwellers east of the Pass of Fire. But what Reddy's crew unearths may be more than they can handle - discoveries so shattering that they could tilt the balance of the war in either direction.

But Reddy's greatest adversary is from his past: a madman named Kurokawa whose single-minded mission of revenge will shake the Alliance to its core and raise the stakes to the most personal and terrifying levels Reddy has ever faced.

©2016 Taylor Anderson (P)2016 Tantor

Awesome Series!

This is one awesome series written by a talented Author. Looking forward to the next book!

Great addition to the series

First got into this series in college during a rough time in my life and really loved it. Fell out when I got busy with work and couldn’t devote much time to reading. Now that I got into the audio book forgot how in depth the author go into the world building. Will finish up the series this year and get into the spinoff if possible too.

Getting old

What made the experience of listening to Blood in the Water the most enjoyable?

This series is well written and enjoyable. However, the rate of change, and incredible proliferation of different people is really straining incredulity. From sailing ships to modern steel destroyers in 3 years! The initial advances in technology was fun and believable. But the tools to make the tools to make the tools, all in three years? Hard to keep swallowing the expanations.

Another solid book in the Series

This was another solid book in the ongoing saga of the other - world struggle of our shrinking group of old Four- stacker destroyermen.

A bit like real war

Any additional comments?

Action followed by long periods of inactivity. This book must be a prologue to the next book. Lots of setup and lacking on the action found in the earlier books. Even so, it's still a fun read for those of us following the series.