Judgment Day

The Holy War Series, Book 2

By: Rick Partlow

Narrated by: James Patrick Cronin

We’ve won a battle...but we’re losing the war.

Travis Miller, his image reformed from the moron who screwed up our first contact with aliens to one of the heroes of the Battle for Eden, is given a new assignment: Retake the occupied colony of Brigantia. Losing it would be a glancing blow to the Tahni Imperium, but it would be Earth’s first solid strike against them, a chance to go on the offensive.

Ryan Hendrix and the Fleet Marines will be the tip of the spear, outfitted with their new Aegis-powered armor, while Jessica Leer and her Fleet Strike fighter squadron clear the way for the Marines and their landers, sacrificing their lives to get boots on the ground.

But even a victory on Brigantia won’t mean the end of the war.

And it might just make the Tahni angry enough to do something desperate, to strike deep into the heart of the Commonwealth, where we least expect it....

Once again, Travis is forced to choose between his orders and what he knows is right. And for him, win or lose, it’s judgment day....

©2021 Rick Partlow (P)2021 Blackstone Publishing

Another Awesome Book In the Series!

Book 2 is just as awesome as book one and I can't wait to listen to the next book in the series!

Phenomenal! I love this series!

I don't know how this series isn't more popular. The military action is top notch, the narration is incredible and the story keeps getting better and better.

Good stuff. Well defined characters.

This is a good series so far. No negatives to mention, lots of positives. Looking forward to the next book.

Good Listen.

Great battles and characters. Performance was excellent. Kept my attention. I can't wait to start the next audio book.

Good story Good characters

Does a good job of explaining the military without taking away from the story or the characters. It also does a good job of providing world building and background the same way. How to make fan of all the unnecessary over the top cussing But that nor the personal relationships didn't take away from the overall store either