Peacemaker

The Revelations Cycle, Book 6

By: Kevin Ikenberry

Narrated by: Anne James

Peacemakers. The Galactic Union's most capable enforcers and resolute negotiators, their name alone elicits fear and awe among the Union's citizenry.

Having completed a harrowing confirmation mission, Jessica Francis stands ready to become Earth's first Peacemaker and believes obtaining her commission is a mere formality. However, certain members of the Guild question her ability. Worried that she'll fall back on her mercenary ways, they want Jessica to prove her mettle at the negotiating table before she puts on the distinctive insignia of a Peacemaker.

Dream Worlds are terraformed planets inhabited by multiple species living and working in harmony. Operated by a governing Consortium, each carefully-controlled world is marketed as a paradise, but Araf is far from. The conditions are deplorable, and its three colonies are moving relentlessly toward all-out war over scarce resources and broken promises.

A three-way showdown for dominance looms - can Jessica prevent war and bring back peace? One thing is certain; she's never walked away from a fight, and she's not going to start now.

©2017 Kevin Ikenberry (P)2017 Kevin Ikenberry

The first disappointing Revalations book

This one falls short of the other Revalations novels. The story seem incompletly developed and the characters aren't particularly well developed. The strong narration helps make up for the iffy characters and cheesy ending but can only do so much. I hope this story line dies here and doesn't taint the series going forward.

Love the Peacemaker stories!

Excellent story well read! very well done, I'm looking forward to the next ones.
The lady reading this does a very good job!

did she make it

Did Jessica become a peacemaker!
and what happened to the trade consortium and did they
recover the giant robot.

A Patchy Quilt

The story was decent, written well enough, but only vaguely expands the universe. Too many details left unresolved.

Narrator speaks well enough and is tolerable, but she does a poor job differentiating characters, so it makes the story hard to follow.

good story, good narrating, bad mastering

throughout the book the volume would randomly increase our decrease, distracting from the ongoing story