Rebel World

Undying Mercenaries, Book 22

De: B.V. Larson

Narrado por: Mark Boyett

When a towering alien monolith crashes onto James McGill's family farm, it triggers events that could spark a galaxy-wide war.

Things have gone bad among the colonies. Insurgents are building alien-hybrid armies and planet-killing weapons, threatening to upend the fragile balance of power in Province 921.

There's not only trouble in the province—the Core Worlds are igniting as well. The Mogwa have asserted claims upon the Imperial Throne, causing their rivals to move against them. Earth's Hegemony and the rebels are pulled into a conflict that could tear the galaxy apart.

Civil War looms, and McGill has only one chance to get ahead of it. Can he bluff, fight, and lie his way through a maze of shifting loyalties and dangerous enemies?

Find out in Rebel World, the latest entry in B. V. Larson's USA Today bestselling Undying Mercenaries series—modern military sci-fi at its finest.

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Really good and refreshing but…

AI was used to write this. Not sure if all, but some I think. Like when they repeat Seteekas clicking his jaws together because of annoyance. Still really good!

This one was a little lazy but the excellent narration lifts it

Quirky and funny as usual but the storyline this time I thought was a bit thin. Still worth it though.

Another epic James McGill adventure.

It was another great story of McGills adventures and how he wiggles out of being permed. One thing it felt like to much time was put into McGill on his physical conquests with his lady friends. Otherwise really enjoyed it.

Amazing!

Loved that Graves is back and the story of who is commanding the rebel army! Cannot wait for the next book best series ever!

too many plot holes

starting off Mark boyett did a great job in his performance, the only thing I did not like was ditch when she spoke it sound like she was talking from her nose, you know when most people talk it sound like their nostrils are flaring as are speaking that's what it sound like with her very annoying but besides the performance was great.

now let's get to the book there are too many plot holes one thing is with one of the things I love about bv's books is when he makes a series they usually kind of continue from points of views of other books being carried over in this book it felt like there was nothing really carried over it was like a whole new situation happening but completely forgetting what happened in the old book situation, it's like what happened to Galena being scared of her father and on the run because they stole the brain or when the investigator started making animals for the water planet or going to the water planet because in the other books especially when they talked about Miguel's family immigrating to dustworld they talked about humans already living on the water world so it makes it weird that there's so many changes happening and they happen so quickly but it's like where it started and then on top of that how do they get past hegemony on carnalizing a world that was supposed to belong to them.

it was a fun book to listen to because there's a whole lot of things that were introduced that kept you wondering if Miguel would ever go back to the core worlds, I was hoping and really wanted to find out if the book was going to be more focused on the fact of zaticus putting his son narrow on the throne but I like how they did the little side story of trying to get him on the throne but then going back to you know the rebel world my thing is it's just really hard to believe that Miguel is so dim with it or such an airhead that he can't see or understand that his actions put Earth in trouble..

since this is just my opinion piece I like the fact that it shows Graves getting promoted and being revived but yet it was kind of confusing on the fact because in the last book he got demoted we'll just have to see where the next book goes hopefully it stays on track or we'll see another loose of understanding