Nightfall

Blood on the Stars, Book 10

De: Jay Allan

Narrado por: Jeffrey Kafer

Night is falling.

The unstoppable Hegemony invasion has reached the very heart of the Confederation. Battle after desperate battle has been fought, and each time, the Confeds have been pushed back, columns of battered and blasted ship retreating from system to system. Now, they prepare to grimly defend the capital world of Megara, the very center of the Confederation.

Tyler Barron prepares for what could be his final battle, a final desperate defense, one last chance to stem the tide of Hegemony conquest and subjugation. The fleet is ready, its exhausted crews prepared to fight with all the strength that remains to them. Still, the enemy is overpoweringly strong, and the odds of victory are slipping quickly away.

But, there is still hope. From unexpected allies. From the grit and determination of the defending fleets and their spacers. And, from a plan so daring it borders on the impossible…a wild and desperate gamble to stem the tide of conquest and halt the enemy.

It is night, and everywhere there is darkness, but the Confederation is not beaten yet. Barron and his comrades will stand, and they will struggle to somehow endure the darkness and fight through to the dawn.

©2018 Jay Allan Books Inc. (P)2019 Audible, Inc.

Too much reviewing

The entire first 1/2 of the book spends way to much time talking about what has already happened in the other books. Seriously if someone started reading or listening to this series at book 10 it’s there own fault if they are lost. It started with book 8 then Book 9 has the same major problem as book 10. I am not sure at this point if I will get book 11 if I have to suffer through so much rehashing. Jay Allen if you read this review please please please give us more story and less time spent copying and pasting what you already wrote in books 1 - 10. I don’t care if the next book is 1/2 as thick as this one.

No way out

once again a well-written story that continues the drama of the Crusade for survival,. Exciting

Terrific Listen!

Jay Allan writes some of the best Space Opera out there! Always great heroes and villains. Some times a little too predictable but I still love listening to them.

glad I didn't listen to the negative reviews

This book is as good as any of the series. An excellent story with lots of turns and twists. Very entertaining and I'm glad I didn't heed the bad reviews . I like this author. He makes my long drives to and from work something to look forward too.

Finally a Small Victory!!

Book after book waiting for a small sign of hope! loved it start to finish!

The Epic Space Opera Continues!

I Hope this Story could make it to other forms of media such a good tail!

A very tense enjoyable read.

Lots of fleet actions. Desparate battles and heorics. A good listen from beginning to end.

wonderful. Intrigue and glory

wonderful book. full of intrigue and romantic ideology. sometimes a bit repetitive, but it has a quality Tonite that keeps you going. Just as you feel success is near, a curve ball that throws you around and has you yearning for closure. simply a great book.

One of the best series

Edge of my seat listening to another great book by Allen. This series has been great to listen to and read. I can’t think of one book in the series that let me down.

Great space opera

Awesome books, and listening to them for a long time. The only comment I have for the author is these books would be great for people that have short term memory loss. The constant repetitive pre-and post amble for every scene sometimes gets a little daunting.