Operation Aegis

The Obsidian Sector, Book 3

De: Reece Landon

Narrado por: Tee Quillin

They're out of time, out of options—and headed straight into the unknown.

Captain Shaw and the crew of the Resolute are running out of time. The mercenaries known as Phoenix have taken their crew and hundreds of civilians hostage, and if Shaw doesn't act fast, they'll be sold to the Pendragon Empire as slaves. But to strike back, they need weapons and spare parts. There's only one place that has what they need: a long-lost depot hidden deep in the neutral zone, a place no one is allowed to go.

With no other options, Shaw leads his crew into forbidden territory, risking everything to find the supplies they need.

But when they arrive, they find something waiting inside the long-abandoned depot that may be worse than anything they could have imagined.

Operation Aegis is a fast-paced military sci-fi novel for fans of Galactica and Voyager . It's the third book in the Obsidian Sector series.

©2026 Reece Landon (P)2026 Podium Audio

Why???

Really enjoyed the first two books... then came the Zombies. Killed it for me. Not sure if I will continue with series.

Enigma surrounding Phoenix

Operation Regis is a thrilling dive through space and time, blending fast‑paced battles with a growing sense of mystery. The jumps across worlds keep the story constantly moving, and the action scenes feel vivid and cinematic. What really pulls you in, though, is the enigma surrounding Phoenix — every chapter drops just enough clues to make you want the next one immediately. I loved the mix of adventure, tension, and unanswered questions, and I can’t wait to finally uncover who Phoenix truly is.

—Salome Scherer

Even after three volumes, great read...great balance of multiple story threads

Even after three volumes, great read...great balance of multiple story threads all well balanced

Great story and narration!

Excellent series. I listened to the previous two books and I can’t wait for Book 4!!!!

An upgrade

This was a great improvement over the previous book (Op Icarus) in terms of story.

Shaw, in particular, has shown a lot more improvement and growth in decision making VS before when he kept making decisions that were obvious mistakes.

Although the inclusion of a "zombie" virus was a bit much, it ended up working out well.

Overall my investment in this saga has been renewed and I look forward to the next book with hopefully more space combat!