The Way to Glory

RCN Series, Book 4

By: David Drake

Narrated by: Victor Bevine

Riots blaze in the streets of Cinnabar, threatening not only the Government but the Republic of Cinnabar Navy. The forces of the tyrannical Alliance are probing outnumbered Cinnabar garrisons among the distant stars, using guile and treachery as well as brute strength.

Lt. Daniel Leary has earned promotion, but politics have put him under an officer whose paranoia has already led him to execute men out of hand. Signals Officer Adele Mundy has repeatedly proved her loyalty as Cinnabar's most accomplished intelligence agent, but now elements within the Republic want to draw her into a conspiracy like the one that led to her rich and powerful family's massacre.

Leary and Mundy must face riot-torn streets, spies in an outlying base, and an anarchic planet where violence is the only law. Only if they succeed at every stage will they reach the final test: a space battle against an overwhelming Alliance force. Even for Daniel Leary it will be a difficult fight to win, and almost impossible to survive.

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One of the best in an outstanding SF series

Bristling with outstanding battle scenes and peopled with characters you can really care about, this addition to the series makes for a great read.

RCN forever

Can't say I liked it as much as book 2, but held my attention. good read.

Very much enjoying the series

I am enjoying the RCN series and the development of Daniel and Adele so far. The narration is the only lackluster aspect of the series so far.

another great leary story

I love the narration. I really love the story. up cinnabar. leary and adele get the job done even though captains and admirals on their side go against them.

Another rousing of the RCN

Fun, engaging and exciting. As a former Sailor I can easily say that Daniel Leary is the kind of officer that you would want to follow into harms way.
As a science fiction fan I'll say this, for my money it's always been Jim Kirk and the commanders Adama whom I'd always idolized now in that same breath add Daniel Leary.