The Sentinel: The Complete Jane Harper Trilogy

The Jane Harper Trilogy, Books 1-3

De: Jeremy Robinson

Narrado por: Eva Kaminsky

Contains all three books in The Jane Harper Trilogy: The Sentinel, The Raven, and The Host.

In the icy darkness of the Arctic Ocean, a violent showdown between ruthless whale hunters and fervent environmentalists ends in explosive catastrophe: both ships sinking into the frigid abyss. Marooned on a desolate island, the survivors, now bitter enemies, are forced into an uneasy truce to withstand the merciless cold.

Enter Jane Harper: undercover agent, razor-sharp and unflinching, wielding her wit as deftly as her fists. As she rallies the fractured group, they stumble upon ancient Viking ruins and awaken something primal and terrifying.

Deep beneath the frozen ground, the Draugar stir. Undying Vikings walk the Earth again, controlled by hive-mind parasites connected by three sinister queens. Capable of subjugating and preserving all mammalian life, they see the world through ambitious eyes, spreading to any creature they can find—bears, whales, and even people.

With time slipping away and the body count climbing, Jane must unravel the mystery of these parasites—whose origins may lie beyond the stars—and confront an unimaginable horror that transcends death itself. She fights not just for survival, but to prevent an unspeakable menace from consuming the world.

With The Sentinel, #1 Audible and New York Times bestselling author Jeremy Robinson unlocks his demented mind, claws into the dark recesses of his imagination, and plucks out a tale of horror, humor, science fiction, and heart, that will keep you listening even as the dead pile up.

©2025 Jeremy Robinson (P)2025 Podium Audio

Another Winner

As is always the case with a Jeremy Robinson story, the Jane Harper trilogy was terrificaly written and even more terrificaly narrated. I've read (listened to) many of his books by now, and my growing fear is - what happens when I've caught up and there is nothing left??? Jeremy, if you are reading this, and since you think you are invincible having written the Good Boys, here is a challenge for you - create a story about a voracious listener who runs out of his favorite author's stories. Mike Gilman

I want to be Jane Harper in my next life!

This was such an exciting and fun book. had me cracking up the whole time I listen to each one. It was a Jane Harper Marathon this weekend! I love reading a book with a strong female lead. As much as Jane doesn't want to hear this she also has a tender heart when it counts. Intelligent and fantastical enough to sweep me away to another world. I wish there I wish there were more Jane Harper stories. we all need it in this day and age.

I love how witty and vulgar Jane Harper character is

This was a great story with a surprising twist at the end. I enjoyed this whole trilogy and wish there was more.

I laughed out loud while listening

Such a great story and witty humor that keeps you entertained and wanting more. Will look forward to more from this author. Sci fi at its best

Interesting plot/concept, disappointing minor details

Jeremy Robinson has become one of my favorite authors. I love his world building and his stories are always so weird and creative. I loved the twists and turns this book series had and it was exactly what I wanted from an alien invasion/zombie book, but there were a few minor details I really disliked.

First off, you can tell this story was written by a man. All three books are thru Jane Harper’s POV, but she easily could have been a (on the scrawny side) man. She kept describing the ML’s sister as “beautiful” and how exactly she was, BUT NOTHING ABOUT THE ML :( like I thought maybe Jane was bi then?!?! I don’t mind it but this very much felt like a straight man’s POV. I could ignore this in the first book, but books 2 and 3?! I get that the romance was kind of not planned but he could have made it more believable. Im really disappointed that Jeremy Robinson can’t write from a POV that isn’t that of a straight man. And I didn’t realize it at the time, but there was very little character development for the MC. Really disappointing!