Wings of the Reaper

The Last Reaper, Book 4

De: JN Chaney, Scott Moon

Narrado por: Tom Taylorson

Vice Admiral Nebs and his Archangels are coming for the Last Reaper, and they’re out for blood.

Halek Cain and his crew jump into one slip tunnel after another to escape a psychopath with an armada of deadly warships. Every system is a trap; every encounter a potential battle.

When Cain and his friends receive a distress call from the Bold Freedom, innocent lives will hang on their every decision. And Cain still has debts that need to be paid. People who helped him off the exploding prison station are going to die horribly if he doesn’t pull of the impossible.

But they don’t call him the Last Reaper for nothing.

©2019 Variant Publications (P)2021 Podium Audio

WTF happened?? Bring back Ray Porter!!

I never seen Ray Porter not finish a series before when Ray Porter starts something he normally always finishes it.. He must have had a falling out with somebody for him not finishing the series unless he just didn't like the series.. this new narrator he talks way too fast everybody is way too fast talking It makes me think of the micro machines commercial from the '80s

New narrator and a new feel

I posted a review after a few chapters of this and after completing this audiobook am updating my review. I must admit I miss the old narrator and my advice is to not listen to this too quickly after the previous book in the series it may really throw you off at first. The new narrator grew on me. I was abit confused at first because characters that sounded older now sounded younger and lost their accent. But if you come into this book with an open mind and liked the previous books you'll enjoy this one. I am still curious at what caused the change in narrator but probably won't get that question answered.

One Ship, Two Ships, and one MASSIVE ship

Wings of the Reaper when I read it was my favorite because of the first contact with more humans beyond Union and Sarkonian Space. The new Narrator read Galactic Law so I keep hearing Deputy Walker since Ray Porter was Halek Cain, might take time to get use to the change but did a great job overall!

It's here at last!

All I can say is that this series kicks @$$ and I'm here for it! Gimme the fifth book!

Changing the narrator ruins the story telling

The flavor of the story is lost with the new narrator Tom Taylorson. Ray Porter did a far better job. Unless Tom's style grows on me, I doubt I will purchase the future audible titles.

Not a fan of losing Porter but great Story overall

Taylorson has some HUGE shoes to fill replacing Porter. I'm a huge Porter fan so its a hard pill to swallow. Nevertheless, the story is still awesome. Takes some use to getting uses to the new voices in my head but Taylorson does a good job here. Don't let the narrator swap dissuade you from this awesome story.

Great

once again a great book I can't wait to hear what's next in the life of reaper Cain .This is one of the best syfi books I've had the pleaser of hearing

Even better than before

It took a while, but the fourth entry in this epic series is here. I loved the first three to death, so I was eagerly anticipating this one. I have to say, the new narrator (Tom Taylorson) does a fantastic job. He's great as Hal and I may actually like him better than the last guy. If you liked those books, you'll dig this one. The series is pretty epic in scope, sitting at 10 books right now (with 5 more planned), so here's hoping the audio can catch up before the next 5 books release. Bring on book 5!

Great

Loved it and the narrator was a very good story teller who made me feel like I was part of the story.

The Reader Has Changed

I was so very disappointed to discover that the reader had changed. *ugh* It took me SEVERAL chapters but ... I did start to get past the differences in character portrayal between the two men. This reader portrays the Reaper's voice as that of a far more introspective man and perhaps that is a good fit for his development. I was highly motivated by my enjoyment of the series to listen beyond my initial dismay over the reader change and I'm glad I did.