Imperfect Sword

Lost Stars, Book 3

De: Jack Campbell

Narrado por: Marc Vietor

The stellar spin-off to the New York Times bestselling The Lost Fleet series continues as the Syndicate’s civil war threatens to spread even farther into the final frontier…

President Gwen Iceni and General Artur Drakon have successfully liberated the Midway Star System—but the dictatorial former rulers of the Syndicate Worlds won’t surrender the region without a fight.

Outnumbered and led by junior officers hastily promoted in the wake of the uprising, Midway’s warships are no match for the fleet massing and preparing to strike. But the Syndicate isn’t the only threat facing Iceni and Drakon. Another former CEO has taken control of the Ulindi Star System, the first calculated move toward establishing his own little empire.

With Drakon’s ground forces dispatched to Ulindi, Midway erupts in violence as Syndicate agents and other, unknown enemies stoke a renewed revolt against Iceni’s power—leaving both her and Drakon vulnerable to trusted officers just waiting for an opportune moment to betray them…

©2014 John G. Hemry (P)2014 Audible Inc.

Another excellent installment in the series!

This series started a little so for me and I thought the characters were a little difficult to connect with, but it has come so far! I cannot wait for the next book now! The characters are growing and changing as are the situations and the stakes. Highly recommended!

Fun story

I enjoyed the narration. The story was well put together. I liked the characters. This is all.

One of the better

I found this one of the more engaging of the series so far. Great story line.

Thrilling

another riveting read (or listen). I've enjoyed this series multiple times now, I highly recommend it for fans of sci-fi and sci-fantasy.

lost stars

loved it, way better than I thought it would be. wreath the time and money.

Compelling story.

I liked the lead characters that worked together but were suspicious of one another. The overall story was great.

It took me numerous books to figure this out.

I’m loving the Lost Stars series and the spin offs. Being from Hawaii, it’s pretty cool that there’s Hawaiian words being used. I’m also tripping out of the fact that Jack Campbell is using character names from King Arthur. Arturo and Gwen…lol

A good story

We watch General Dracon take on a planet to free it from a tyrant or not? This is a good story about answering this question. Toss in a rogue Morgan and Snakes we have a good story. If watching General Dracon and Morgan is interesting, then what about President Iceni and what she’s doing?