Clone World

Undying Mercenaries Series, Book 12

By: B. V. Larson

Narrated by: Mark Boyett

Length: 11 hrs and 44 mins

Publisher's summary

James McGill is called upon for a sabotage mission, one that only a man of his unique talents can handle. Unfortunately, he performs too well, and our enemies from Rigel are enraged. They come for us, and war is declared.

Both sides call for aid, and it comes from the Core Worlds in the form of two great fleets. The Civil War for the Empire’s Throne spills out into the provinces. In the center of Galaxy, fantastic fleets crush one another and burn thousands of inhabited worlds. When this conflict between the great powers spreads, humanity finds itself swept up in the storm.

Can McGill escape this disaster he’s created? Find out in Clone World, the 12th book of the Undying Mercenaries series. With over three million copies sold, author B. V. Larson is the king of modern military science fiction.

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Better than ever

James McGill is the new James Bolivar diGriz. Not since Harry Harrison have we been entertained so thoroughly.

good serial.

its just a decent time waster. it's no literary masterpiece. this whole series is written at a level slightly above newspapers. but they are all fun, if not morbid.

Turov eyed me like a cat sniffing a new can of food..

McGill does it again. I could say a lot of things about B.V. Larson’s Clone World book. I could rave about Mark Boyetts excellent narration. But I won’t, although it was the best book so far in this exceptional series. I won’t spoil a second of this exciting and humorous book by reviewing it. But I will say James is growing up and the 007 of Georgia is quite possibly my favorite fictional character.
B.V. Larson has written a pile of books and can spin a yarn like no other. I go through a lot of books every year, written by a variety of authors. Yet when I come back to the Undying Mercenary books I am truly happy. Too many authors get tired of great characters or feel their time is past. Often they are wrong. Or maybe just dried up. In my opinion these UM books need to keep on keeping on.
Yeah yeah yeah James is getting a bit tired of the killing and mayhem, that makes sense. He is a unique person and deserves a rest now and then. We the readers-listeners need more books. So don’t even think about James not getting revived. You need to write the last book on your death bed. Like don’t stop. People keep reading.
All hale B.V. Larson for the best book so far. I look forward to many more.
Thanks

Another Great James McGill story.

Absolutely loved this book. I am a huge fan of undying mercenaries series. This wasn't my favorite book in the series that most likely falls to Dust or Tech world but it is still a great one. can't wait to see what McGill gets up to next.

More twists and turns

Was an unexpected change from the usual single plot book. This made it more entertaining.

Surely Redneck thrown into Space.

Really like the series of our hero, asurely redneck with street sense literally killed into him, hurtled in the mischief of space an epic odyssey and down double bubble flavored.

More proof this is my favorite series!

Another adventure complete with a few trips through the revival machine! More fun in space this time, too.

adventurous

This is story is a great military novel. Finding out more of klaver and his clones.

love the whole series

Another great book in the series. Gets a little repetitive expressly some of his shenanigans but still good entertainment.

McGill is my hero. Keep the books coming

Another great addition to the undying mercenaries saga. Every person I have turned this series on to has been hooked. Mark Boyett brings the adventure to life with his narration. Please give us more Mr Larson.