Galaxy's Edge Part VI: Takeover

Galaxy's Edge Series, Book 6

De: Jason Anspach, Nick Cole

Narrado por: Ray Porter

Every disaster brings an opportunity.

Goth Sullus and his empire have fallen.

With the Legion and the rest of the galaxy watching from the still-smoldering galactic core, Carter, a former legionnaire turned private contractor, and Jack Bowie, a Navy spy with nowhere left to turn, sign up to work for an enterprising private contractor looking to make a statement on the planet Kublar.

Plans are in motion dating back to the Savage Wars, and as the galaxy rushes to fill in the vacuum created by the fall of the Imperial Republic, the bodies are hitting the floor.

But every plan has a reckoning…

Takeover is the thrilling aftermath of the final, desperate execution of Article Nineteen and the looming rebirth of the Legion and the galaxy itself as Galaxy’s Edge: Season Two begins!

©2019 Galaxy’s Edge, LLC (P)2020 Audible, Inc.

Another great entry into the story

Lots of new characters introduced into series, and a few old ones drop by for a visit. Overall, a good start for the season two, with some very nice twists to a story.
I didn't mind the change of narrator too much, but the butchery of Chhuns name is ... annoying.

Loved it!

Another wonderful addition to the Galaxy's Edge series! Can't get enough of these books! Looking forward to what's next!

It aint over yet!

In most tales, when the big bad dies the story is over. But in the Galactic Dumpster Fire the Story continues. In the wale of Goth Sullus' death, the collapse of the republic and the passing of Article 19, new players are emerging to take advantage of the chaos. But who is Nelo, snd what is he really up to?

good story

didn't like the narrator. seemed too monotone and slow. struggled to get through this one.

Great new story

Loved it, I can’t wait for the next installment. Loved the new direction you guys are going.

Another Exciting Entry! Consistantly Entertaining!

After having listened to the first five parts of the main Galaxy's Edge series, I continued on to listen to every book released of all of the wonderful offshoot stories within the same universe. You don't need to read any of the others to enjoy this book as a good military/sci-fi outing, but you'll get more out of this one if you have. And you'll have a great time listening to the others, too.

Plenty of people have said lots of good things about the series in general and this book in particular (well deserved praise), so I won't try to be more clever than all of them and find some way to convince someone this far down in the reviews that this book is worth your time. (But it is.) It's a sort of 'welcome back' to the 'main' story within the Galaxy's Edge universe, and I was eagerly awaiting getting to witness the aftermath of Part V. I wasn't disappointed! I can't wait for the next one (and all of the other stories that will pop up to flush out the rest of the universe)!

Great Story - Meh Performance

It’s really hard to go from RC Bray’s masterful skill as a voice actor, to Ray Porter butchering Chun’s name. The least he could have done was make sure that he made sure to match RC’s pronunciations.

Great book. New narrator throws you.

There are a ton of reviews saying they don't like Ray Porter. I understand their frustration but they aren't being fair to Ray. Ray is a world class narrator, his work with Jack Carr is especially great. I will buy a book because Ray did the narration. Ray did do a great job, end of story, and his Kublaran accents are freaking awesome. But it does throw the listener who is used to Mr Bray. Most of these people are 10 books and over 100 hours into the series with RC Bray and his cadence and pronunciations. I get where they're coming from but I don't think it took away from the story. That being said, Ray if you read this, please refer to the name pronunciations that Mr Bray has established. Those especially throw me personally, but you did a great job.

The book starts season 2 of the Galaxy's Edge story. There aren't any characters from season 1 besides a cameo. Don't go into this expecting Ford or Chung and Victory company blasting away at the enemy. This book is more mystery than action compared to the previous books. You spend a bunch of time guessing what's happening. I'm not complaining, it's a good change of pace and there's still plenty of action. It's a good setup for the rest of the season that I'm looking forward to.

very enjoyable

I see some readers have not given Ray Porter very good ratings. I think his first person dialogue is strong. occasionally he takes a deep breath and some people interpret it as being nonchalant. I find that it lets the listener catch up and adds a bit of reality to the character. great story.

Great story

Great story. But stop messing up the names. Especially when we’ve already heard it in previous books. Narration was amazing for everything else though.