The Betrayed

Galaxy's Edge Season 3, Book 2

De: Jason Anspach, Nick Cole

Narrado por: Mark Boyett

Who knew the truth?

As Chhun and his fellow Legion Adjudicators work to uncover the buried secrets of the time called the Troubles, the rest of the galaxy isn't just standing still. Organizations both inside and outside of the Republic make moves to prepare for their futures. Planets build their own independent defense forces. Power brokers and criminal cartels arise with personal armadas. The Repub Navy seeks to prove itself just as capable even without the Legion. Piracy blooms.

For the Adjudicator and his team, the job only gets harder. Each snatch, grab, and interrogation grows more dangerous.

As stress and casualties mount, Hunter Team Ranger begins to splinter from within. Their pace is relentless, their mission seemingly unending…

…and now Chhun and his legionnaires are inserted on a hidden planet that is home to one of the Republic's darkest secrets.

Join Chhun and Hunter Team Ranger in their mission to run the blasters, clear the corners, and keep the Republic from descending into chaos. The galaxy is a dumpster fire, and the flames are out of control!

©2024 Galaxy’s Edge, LLC (P)2025 Podium Audio

Great story

Great story. Keep them coming. Really dig the deep dives into the operators lives. Narrator is perfect for this story.

What the F?

I have read every book in this universe, I own them all on kindle and audible. Some books and series are stronger than others but generally I’ve enjoyed them. I didn’t enjoy this one. I listened to this book in one session today, all the way through, and honestly the story is just weak.

The first hour or two started a really interesting storyline but, don’t worry, you can forget about that plot thread because it never returns to it. Then the middle of the book starts telling backstory.

Finally, in the last couple hours of the book it picks up and you’re like “yeah this is KTF right here”… But then all of a sudden sudden the whole last hour and a half of the book is another flashback scene for one of the soldiers, and it never returns to the battle that was being fought until there’s like six minutes left in the book. There is no conclusion.

On the other hand, the narrator‘s performance was pretty good, sadly, he didn’t have much of a story to work with. As far as galaxies’s edge books go this one was a huge disappointment.

season 3 needs some humor

love the series, still enjoy the military focused story, really missing the Keel, Leena, Derick, LoPac, prisma etc. chapters. I get where the story is going and I'll keep listening but if the whole series was like this I would have dropped it after two or three books.

Space apocalypse now

It's as if the writer just finished re-reading Apocalypse now and was like I don't exposition the reader to death the first ½ of the book.

Was there a story in there?

This one seems like a departure from previous books. It’s shorter than normal. It didn’t really tell much of a story. Two groups attacked a planet and things went nowhere. I’m not sure it was worth preordering and waiting for?

Not bad but didn’t move me

I am confused about this one in the series. Didn’t seem to move the main story line for me, seemed more like a book for the order of centurion series.

Kinda got lost in the beginning

Overall I enjoyed it but I kinda got lost in the beginning its a good book though

Hard To Follow

The transition from Book 1 to Book 2 was difficult. Book 1 was a backstory on Wraith through an interview with his first mento/mentor's daughter. I would have thought that Book 2 would have neem a continuation, but it was not. It continued with Chhun in his Adjudicator role, which was expected - but he took a back seat in this story. A WAY BACK seat. I recognized some of the names, but not all of them. I recognized the parts that were current and those that were backstory - and the way that it ended brought back one of the Major Characters from the earlier stories - Andene Broxson - excuse my spelling. The ending definitely created a cliffhanger and some motivation to continue the series - which I will.
It's not a bad story, in fact it is quite good - it just seems to be off the rails.
This is not the first time since the beginning of the series that an ENTIRE book seems to have gone off the rails with a story that fit into the overall puzzle a way down the road. I am guessing that the same will occur with this book - and I am sure that I will find out because I will keep reading/listening to this series.

Good but soo much filler.

Good story but a lot of filler apart from the main story. Maybe the filler will become something later in the season but it makes this book drag at times rather than sticking to the main story line. Still an awesome series. Cannot wait for the next one.

WOW

I have no idea what is going to happen next. That was an insane ride start to finish with a ton of ass kicking! I loved it.