Out of the Stars

Out of the Earth, Book 4

By: Jake Bible

Narrated by: Eric Michael Summerer

The fourth and final installment of a military sci-fi series set in a monster-filled apocalypse from Amazon bestseller Jake Bible. It's perfect for fans of Nicholas Sansbury Smith's Hell Divers series, T. W. Piperbrook, and the Pacific Rim series.

Anson Lowell has found himself trapped somewhere he never thought possible . . . inside a kaiju!

More than that, he now controls the kaiju and quickly learns that the dangers that are destroying Earth are the least of humanity's problems.

With the Ebony Man on the loose, and extraterrestrial threats heading to destroy the planet, Lowell, VanderVoort, Lu Morgan, Connor Bolton, and the rest of the ragtag team of survivors, must race against the clock to salvage what is left of humanity before the biggest threat Earth has ever seen arrives . . .

Ancient, intergalactic, space kaiju.

©2022 Jake Bible (P)2022 Tantor

very entertaining!

I loved the complexity of the people Jake is great at having characters that are easy to fall in love with. and he gets the don't kill the good guys off or we lose interest in the plot. I love how he writes.

Great story line. I was actually entertained through the whole series. Top marks all around.

That there wasn't another book. I want more. So maybe start a new series or just continue this one.

love the characters and the story is amazing

love the story and the dialog between characters. amazing images from the great story telling pulls you in and holds you there

this is a fun series

I had fun with the entire series and the entire series is free with audible subscription I would recommend for anyone who is kaiju fan it's kinda like pacific rim but they pilot kaiju

Enjoyable

Fives on everything but the gutter language. Total rating for language would be at least 50 below zero!!!!
Story was good, characters were good , but the unnessary constant- and I mean totally constant- use of gutter language will make me think twice about purchasing anything from this author again.
The story line was so good, but could have been fantastic without the detracting language.