Last Chance to Save the World

Chaotic Orbits, Book 3

De: Beth Revis

Narrado por: Dara Rosenberg, David Bendena

The explosive, satisfying conclusion to the Chaotic Orbits novella trilogy sees Ada and Rian breaking into a high-security facility to give Earth a fighting chance at survival

Sexy, fast, fun and funny, this happily-ever-after ending is perfect for fans of the Murderbot novels and the Wayfarers series

After a few weeks trapped on board a spaceship with Ada (and, oh look, there’s only one bed), Rian has to admit that maybe Ada’s rebels have a point. The nanobots poised to be unleashed on Earth are infected with malware that will ultimately leave the residents of Earth in a worse position than they’re in now. But is it too late?

Ada and Rian arrive on Earth with little time to spare. Together, they have to break into a high-security facility and infect the nanobots with a counter-virus before they’re released in order to give Earth a fighting chance. And if Ada happens to notice some great tech laying around in this high-security facility she shouldn’t have access to and then happens to steal a bunch of it when Rian’s not looking? Well, he knew who she was before he teamed up with her. And if he wants it back, he’s going to have to catch her first.

With countless twists and turns, this enemies-to-lovers slow-burn and high-tension romance plays on a Sherlock and Moriarity character dynamic rooted in science fiction with a heavy romance and mystery angle.

©2025 Beth Revis (P)2025 Dreamscape Lore

Best series I've read in a long time

I got chills, I cried, I laughed. Seriously, this is the best series I've read in a long time. I got so invested in the story, I stayed up all night. I absolutely love the main character and Ryan.

More confusing than clever

“He wasn’t thrilled I turned our first date into a felony.”
Ada was always ten steps ahead in the con, but only because the writer made her so. There wasn’t enough time spent on making her likeable or convincing me of Ada and Rian’s chemistry for me to invest the story. Thus, it was just an endless series of comedic bits where I wasn’t impressed with Ada getting the drop on everyone.

“Footnote: F, F, F!”
The narrators injected some fun. There were some fun times with footnotes, or F bombs, or both. And there were shades of Firefly-lite meets Ocean’s 11. But the best thing about part 1 (not to mention those series) was the ensemble cast. Unfortunately, here there was just Ada, the one-woman smoke and mirrors show.