Starcraft II: Heaven's Devils

By: William C. Dietz

Narrated by: Neil Kaplan

One marine squad, led by young upstart Jim Raynor and giant Tychus Findlay, are prepared to battle a corrupt government as it works for interplanetary domination in this action-packed thriller set in the StarCraft universe.

For the poor, hardworking citizens of the Confederacy’s fringe worlds, the Guild Wars have exacted a huge toll. Swayed by the promise of financial rewards, a new batch of recruits joins the fight alongside a slew of mysteriously docile criminals—and a few dubious military leaders. Eighteen-year-old Jim Raynor, full of testosterone and eager to make things right at home, ships off to boot camp, but he soon discovers that the official mission is not what he’s really fighting for.

For the first time ever, StarCraft enthusiasts will learn the ori­gins of the enduring friendship between Jim Raynor and the streetwise soldier Tychus Findlay. Watch as they battle on the front lines of a fierce interplanetary war and bear witness to the Confederacy’s rank corruption—corruption so reprehensible that it rains immeasurable death and destruction upon the government’s own people.

awesome story

couldn't put it down until it was done, and was very sad when it did. action packed story totally recommended.

Great story with an exceptional narrator. I

I found myself on multiple occasions finding some excuse to listen to this audiobook. the narrator's changing tone for each character really set the story off. few audio books that I have heard have kept me this involved in a story. definitely look to hear more from this narrator.

surprisingly good

surprisingly good. voice actor is great, cept for his women. lol. if you like sc2 terrans and their lote then this a must

good book, makes me wanna play Terran

good book from a starcraft player perspective. the voice is Crystal clear too which some books have issue with

love it!

Great book, I've read it many times. Though the narrator left much to be desired, just my opinion though. Otherwise great book.