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The Valhalla Call

By: Evan Currie
Narrated by: Dina Pearlman
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In The Valhalla Call, we bring the Hayden War Arc that began in On Silver Wings to its startling conclusion. Newly minted Lieutenant Sorilla Aida has a new mission and new allies, gear, and support, as she is tasked with a job that could ensure that the human race stands a chance of reaching a technical parity with the mysterious alien alliance. Humans and SOLCOM are not the only ones making moves, however, and the alliance has brought up their varsity to end the little side war before it gets out of hand. Are they really interested in humanity or human worlds, however, or is something more at play? When the horns sound, the Valhalla Call rings out across the galaxy, and it is inevitable that someone will be brought to answer. The Valhalla Call is book four of the Hayden's War Arc of the Warrior's Wings series.

©2013 Evan C. Currie (P)2015 Audible, Inc.
Science Fiction Space Opera War & Military War Military Interstellar Fiction Fantasy Genre Fiction
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Even better than the last one! Currie really had us on the edge of our seats with this one. Great plot, more character development, and more incredible “toys”. The new Titans are fantastic. Only problem with this story was that when were listening to it in the car, we just don’t want to stop; so we wind up sitting in front of our destinations until we can finally pry ourselves away. Excellent story and performance!

Riveting!

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each and every story I listen to takes me on a journey to another place and time. you keep writing them, and I'll continue to be one of your biggest proponents.

evan currie is a master of fiction.

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I really love this series his latest book had me going right to the very end and I can't wait to listen to the next one in the series

Great use of cliff hanger keeps me engaged!

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And Yet despite the obvious and I still did not expect that ending. Loved it!

The title says it all

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The Valhalla Call is Evan Currie's 4th installment in the Silver Wings series. While the tale opens with Sorilla attending West Point (while simultaneously training the upper brass in alien warfare tactics), Solcom is planning an ambitious agenda to begin to take the battle to the aliens. At the same time, a large, two part alien fleet is observed to be entering the region around Hayden. Taskforce VII takes on advance raiding duty, led by Ton. Valkyrie (Taskforce V) recalls Sorilla for a daring mission to capture an alien vessel intact. Between Taskforces V and VII, the actions scenes are well choreographed and executed. In the end, Admiral Brooks is able to repel the alien invasion fleet, but in a manner that neither side understands, resulting in the first overtures of open communication by the aliens.

The sci-fi elements extend the focus on gravitational manipulation with humanity quickly learning the inner workings of the Ross machinery with some uncertainty and surprises for the implications on all physics. The alien "Alliance" continues to be revealed as a hodge-podge conglomeration of various distinct entities with little love lost among them. Currie is clearly setting up a potpourri of variety as well as dissension throughout the galaxy. Earth is on the cusp of realizing that they will have to face groups more akin to street gangs, rather than intelligent, enlightened creatures. At the same time, the Earth tendency towards a jack-of-all-trades allows for humans to swing above their own weight in a straight up fight.

Dina Pearlman's narration continues to come off as outstanding. The range of voices of not only both genders, but also the aliens is exceptionally well done and makes for a fast paced, but easy listening style.

Titans on the move

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