Alien War

The Complete Trilogy

By: Isaac Hooke

Narrated by: Rhett Samuel Price, Alexandra Palting

Three riveting books. Several chapters of heart-pounding sci-fi action. One great price.

With over 50,000 books sold and borrowed, the Alien War trilogy has been one of the best-selling and highest-rated series published on Amazon over the past year. Perfect for fans of military science fiction and space opera alike, this bundle contains the complete trilogy: The full-length novels Hoplite, Zeus, and Titan.

In this riveting set, Rade Galaal and his elite team of mech pilots enter the fray to investigate the disappearance of a classified starship, retake a colony world, and face-off against an alien superthreat.

Download the bundle today and experience one man's fight to save his brothers - and humanity itself - from total annihilation.

©2019 Isaac Hooke (P)2019 Isaac Hooke

dissatisfied

Great story,good plot,& characters . Horrid narration. Had to give up.Too hard to listen to .

bad accents

the accents that was used for TJ sound like count Dracula. the rest was great.

Great flow and non-stop action!!

Well written series that never leaves you bored, that's for sure. The story flows well and continuously with a TON of action. Well detailed and explained without getting monotonous. The narrator does a very good job of varying the nuances of vocalizing the difference characters (for the most part), and the narrator. The use of a female voice for the female characters was nicely done as well. I thoroughly enjoyed this series, as I have everything I have read from Isaac Hooke. Highly recommend!!

Hooked on Hooke!!!

Gave "Caterpillar" a listen and was craving more of this great story telling. I am looking forward to getting a few more of his Audio books, because of all the driving I do.

love the series, not the narrator

I really like the work that Isaac Hooke does. all of his books are well thought out and researched. This one is no exception. Unfortunately, I really struggled with the narration here. There was a lack of inflection and tone that really took away from an otherwise great set of books.