Crimson Star

Maelstrom Rising, Book 3

By: Peter Nealen

Narrated by: Cody Parcell

They call themselves Soldados de Aztlan.

The Mexican cartels have a foothold in Phoenix.

Can Hank’s team put down the movement?

All around the globe, tensions mount. While Matt’s team heads off to Slovakia, Hank’s unit has been given its orders to quell an uprising in Arizona. The rampant crime and political unrest in the home of the Suns and Cardinals have reached a tipping point.

It wasn’t just the cartels... Local gangs had joined them.

When the grid goes down, all the rules change. Panic spreads. Around 1.6 million people’s lives hang in the balance as Soldados de Aztlan brings down a firestorm of terror on the city.

What’s the team’s next move?

You’ll love this look at what’s happening back home as things fall apart in Slovakia because this series' scope is truly epic. You won’t be able to stop thinking about what the future holds.

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Excellently written; speaks to our times

An excellent addition to the series. You can see the dedication and research that went into making this series; from tactical accuracy to strategic threats this book brings it. It’s scary how realistic this series is given current events. I would list it as a must read for anyone wondering or studying about the possibilities of a degradation of domestic security and social cohesion.

great storyline. reader not very listenable.

story is great will continue with this series. needs a better reader like the first two books! Reader didn't know subject of story and had a tinge of contempt for military come threw in reading. he also has limited voice range to differentiate characters.

Reality Imitating Art

It is truly eerie how the world is currently reflecting many aspects of this book. I enjoy this series and hope the remaining books are available on Audible in the future, if there is a future…

Terrible Narrator

I enjoy the series but DANG this narrator is terrible. It was painful to listen to.

Phenomenal

An interesting and I think realistic take on a genre that usually leans toward the fantastic. And a terrifyingly probable look at our potential future.