The Nine

Godbreaker, Book 2

De: D. J. Molles

Narrado por: Christian Rummel

Change the tides of history.

A tall order for a runt named Perry McGown and his ragtag band of friends. But Perry is bound and determined to complete this mission, no matter the odds. He must prove himself in the face of a gathering storm of powers beyond his imagination.

Accompanied by a ferocious ex-legionnaire named Stuber, a con artist named Teran, and a tinkerer named Sagum, Perry barges his way into a world where nothing is as it seems, old truths become lies, and myths become reality. In his quest to find "The Source", he must rapidly learn his place in the new order of things, or he and everyone he knows will be destroyed.

And also, possibly, the entire world.

©2020 D.J. Molles (P)2020 Audible, Inc.

Very worthwhile follow-up

Great second addition, with a solid storyline, interesting new characters and top notch performance by Mr. Rummel. And yes...Stubbor remains in rare hilarious form...

Great Book, Great Reading

Love everything D.J. Molles writes and Christian Rummel will always be the voice of Lee Harding. Excellent storyline.

absolutely loved both books

these where the first books I've heard from DJ Molles
it is by far the best performance I've heard since Steven King's IT.
amazing story and I loved the characters, I found myself cringing for them at times and cheering for them
I also caught myself laughing out loud while on the train for my commute. these books really crossed my favorite genres of post apocalyptic and fantasy.

MOLLES HAS THE BEGINNINGS OF AN AWESOME NEW SERIES

DJ Molles has penned a 3rd riveting series that easily rivals his The Remaining and Lee Hardin series. This world is based on an earth 500 years after a world ending apocalypse. Humans are subjugated by genetically enhanced humans known as demigods. The demigods force the best human warriors to fight in a war designed to kill off the best human warriors and keep the human population thinned down to prevent rebellion and human uprising. Perry McGown is a halfbreed human/demigod with demigod abilities and a kickass team consisting of an excellent thief, a genius engineer, and a special forces style Legionaire deserter, and a sentient android. All learning teamwork and trust while trying to find a fabled weapon the demigods are deathly afraid of.

great story arc, from an excellent author

book 2 The Nine, is even better than book 1. I do beleive that D.J. Molles is creating a very exciting alternate world. I highly recommend the Breaking Gods books. Christian Rummel is always enjoyable as a voice actor / read reader. I read the book first, but the audible version makes it easy and enjoyable to listen

It was a very nice read

I enjoy this continuation of this story. I like the world building mysteries. Good job to all involved with this production

Grab your "oh shit" handle, you're in for a ride!

Dj Molles is a Story Teller, pure and simple. Part of the fun of reading is trying to figure out where the story is taking me and Molles surprises me every time.

This was a great sequel and I certainly did not see this coming. I loved the new characters. Especially the history revealed and experienced through their stories.

5 stars all day.

My only regret is reading this and Defiant so quickly and back to back!

also, did you know that Christian Rummel has romance novels in his repertoire? Phew! Get this girl some water!

When can I get the next one??

Absolutely LOVED the first two books!! I'm waiting impatiently for the next one. The characters feel like family & I will miss them.

best ever

absolutely the best book I have ever listen to. I love this series. keeps you on edge of your seat the whole time.

Decent Sequel

Narrator did well again but not as good as on the first book I think.

Story was good- keeps a steady pace decently.

Is it me or are there some moments that confuses me with the narration or story where something doesn't make sense. The last instance of this was about 15 minutes before the end of the story- Stuber says something about Petra being his husband. Is that the way of the book or was it read wrong?