Breaking Point

Outworld Ranger, Book 3

De: David Alastair Hayden

Narrado por: Peter Kenny

Duración: 10 h y 49 m

Resumen del Editor

Silky, Siv, and Mitsuki are now willing to do whatever it takes to find and rescue Ambassador Galen Vim. But government agents, criminal organizations, and bounty hunters swarm the Titus II system. Getting to the planet alive may be the easiest part of this mission since no one has seen the ambassador since he was captured by Tekk Reapers.

Thanks to a vision from Oona, the young hyperphasic messiah, they know he’s alive and in the company of a mysterious young woman with unusual abilities. They also know that he has information essential not just to Oona’s survival but to the survival of human civilization itself.

©2018 David Alastair Hayden (P)2019 Podium Publishing

I love this series and the reader.

The universe Mr. Hayden has created is one of the best. I’m binge-listening, just finishing this and now on to the next. I hope the series continues. The story has been building up and this one was thrilling from beginning to end. The reader has been perfect all the way.

Love this series!

Mr. Hayden has given the world an excellent set of tales with this series. I’m on to the last one available now and I sure hope there will be more. Mr. Kenny’s narration is definitely icing on an already good cake. With Ian M. Banks passing it is nice to have a Hayden/Kenny partnership to look forward to and deaden the pain of loss.
Thanks much guys! Ya’ll done real good.

a surprise for a random choice.

used a credit to hear book one. just haven't stopped from there. you can't. or at least I can't. I have to know what happens next.

Good and bad.

Una (If that's how you spell her name) is basically the cause of everyone's problems and I mean her actions not her existence. Girl has ZERO self control and continuously does things that nearly destroy the ship and gets everyone killed. That's on top of them being chased by EVERYONE and barely pulling through all the dangers, she keeps making everything significantly worse. If they put her in a stasis pod and left her there while they figured everything else out they would have a much easier time of it. I still really dig the story and the universe, but between Una and the new girl, this one was rough, they were both supremely insufferable. I 100% agree with Silky on the new girl.

The death that happens felt extremely hollow and forced, like it only happened because the plot needed it to happen that and the last act of this book was unfortunately a boring slog. It should have been tense and exciting but similar to Renegade Star I get really burned out on the nonstop death defying action to the point where I'm just waiting for it to be over, also I can tell when the author is forcing certain things to get an outcome so it doesnt feel very real within the bounds of the story and characters. Need some more quiet moments and time to breathe and help me care about these characters at all. I'm just kind of waiting for everyone except Silky to die at this point and I'm disappointed that I don't care that much, I like Siv but for a nearly 10 year profession high class criminal, he sure is incredibly naive.

again still a good series but this one really didn't do much for me outside of making me feel like the author is REALLY dead set on very specific things happening but writes himself into some minor corners that he then has to ham fist his way through. not going to lie though, he is MUCH better at that than a lot of writers so credit where its do

Only half a book. Ends in a cliff hanger.

only half a book. ends in a cliffhanger. would be five stars if it was half the price or combined with the next book.

when does it end

Overall I like this series but no individual book has any kind of ending or resolution. I highly recommend you wait until the author ends the story before starting this series. Dear author if your reading this please include some kind of ending or resolution to your individual books rather than cutting it off in the middle of the story. The way you have presented this story makes it look like your just trying to milk us readers for all our money!