The War of Pawns

Human Chronicles Saga, Book 3

By: T.R. Harris

Narrated by: Rudy Sanda

In the third book of The Human Chronicles Saga, ex-Navy SEAL Adam Cain - a human lost in a galaxy of deadly alien empires - fights desperately to return to Earth, only to find that his homecoming is anything but warm.

In the aftermath of a devastating attack on the Earth, Adam learns that the humans have been played for fools by the evil Klin race. Now he has two enemies to fight: the Juireans and the Klin. Yet as before, the aliens don't realize what trouble they're in. Now they're up against an entire planet of human supermen! Pity their weak and fragile bodies. Adam Cain - as well as the entire human race - is out for revenge!

This epic space opera saga is reminiscent of the Golden Age of Science Fiction, full of exotic aliens, fantastic space battles, galactic empires, and a goal as large as the human spirit. Fans of science-fiction space opera and military science-fiction have raved about the series, which includes 23 books with more to come.

Fast-paced and humorous, The War of Pawns will have you laughing and fist-pumping all the way through. This is a story of scope and adventure.

©2012 T. R. Harris (P)2018 Tantor

Narrator changed multiple voices

The narrator felt it necessary to completely change how some characters sound, including the two most important human characters. I don't understand why, but it really pulled me out of the story for awhile after getting used to them in the previous two books. This should absolutely never be done in the middle of a series.

Overall a solid story, but people should be prepared for this change.

Why??

It definitely a good book and I was totally inthralled and just wanting to know what happened next. Then for some bone head reason Atom one of the main characters turns in to some idiot surfer dude, I was completely lost for a second before I figured out what they did. The whole story kinda changed after that it got a bit tougher to take the story seriously at that point

great narrative

politics inserted, great series anxiously waiting for more to follow, more Harris great writers, voice narration could use some work

Well written

it's worth a listen or two. The characters are fun and the dialog is intriguing. Enjoy it.

Good story but the voice acting...

I had no issue with the story I really enjoyed it. The voice acting especially for Adam was really quite bad. It was like Jeff Spicolli from Fast Times at Ridgemont High was playing Adam. The 1st book had Adams voice perfect.