Capture Death

The Kurtherian Gambit, Book 20

De: Michael Anderle

Narrado por: Emily Beresford

Baba Yaga has taken over and no one knows if Bethany Anne will ever come back.

Beaten on the crucible, Bethany Anne decided she will bring justice to the Kurtherians that tortured the Leath and her people, personally.

The problem? She releases Baba Yaga who has now taken control.

Even Adam and Tom aren't sure they can help their friend.

While Baba Yaga is tracking down the Seven Kurtherians, her friends and family are desperately trying to find her. During this time, General Lance Reyolds must start negotiations with other star nations who wish to create an Etheric Federation.

The problem?

How can you complete an Etheric Federation Treaty, if you can't find the Empress?

©2017 Michael Anderle (P)2018 LMBPN

fantastic book

I particularly loved the particularly where TOM brings BA back.
good job Michael Anderle

disappointing i understand the point but ...

disappointing i understand the point but ...for once the delivery was lacking .. cannot go into more detail otherwise it would give away the story line. this is the first bad review on all the Michael Anderle books.

awesome story

more fun adventures from BA and the guys. Kinda wish there was more Tabitha though.

Great story

BA as Baba Yaga is something else. Get’s to jump every where and cause problems even for a bottle of Coke. Great job Emily with the voice over. I think I laughed through out part of the book as much as pondering over the sadness to other characters she left behind. Can’t believe the ride is almost over the this series.

transition and awakening

Some Spoilers. Bethany Anne, as her alter ego Baba Yaga, is on an epic quest to eliminate the Kurtherians. She eliminates 5, with three left. The only problem is, she is also hiding from herself, and her nearest and dearest. The General represents the Etheric Empire in talks to create an Etheric Federation. They need to get Empress BA back to make an appearance so they can retire her. BY/BA finally experiences enough, learns her lessons enough, she finally goes home to the Meredith Reynolds. And she is happy to hear that the time is right to go home to Earth to collect Michael, who has finally returned. One of the highlights is that Tabitha finally has a relationship going herself. The comments on grief are some of the best and most memorable in the book.
Beresford does a good job of narration; she really is the voice of the series.