East of the Sun, West of the Moon

De: John Ringo

Narrado por: Tim Fannon

Swords, Sex, and Rockets!

Paradise falls. Humanity is thrown back to an age of steel and blood. Now the fuel that powers the "changed" world is up for grabs in an orbiting spacecraft. With only days to plan, rough and ready paladin Herzer Herrick must assemble a team of expert warriors capable of both seat-of-the-pants engineering and hand-to-hand combat in space. In the meantime, Herzer must face his own demons as he waits for his emotionally-scarred fiancé to recover and finally bed him. And if that's not enough, there's a horde of "changed" orcs and goblins who are intent on delivering the power above to their totalitarian masters below. This is one space race free humanity cannot afford to lose!

Multiple New York Times and USA Today best seller John Ringo delivers another rousing entry in his Council Wars saga!

©2006 John Ringo (P)2021 Recorded Books

Sci-fi & historcsl fiction do it for me

Thoroughly enjoy seeing the complex. The continues to occur in these stories were a futuristic society is knocked back into the times of the second millennium.

very enjoyable production

I really enjoyed this series . the supply of fuel is due for resupply and must be controlled to prevent the other side from taking it all.

Entertaining

Continued good storytelling by John Ringo. Really good narration by Tim. Looking forward to next in series!

I really enjoyed this 1

great series I have really enjoyed listening to this. the narration is very well done.

Quite good

The first two books of this series had several annoying/irritating elements, as I've expressed in those specific reviews. Book 3 was basically an excellent balance of "wow, that's cool" and "oh ffs really, again with this nonsense?".

Book four now, well, I've got to admit I've *really* been enjoying it. About 4/5ths of the way through, and hoping it doesn't go south on me, as I'm really enjoying the further developments of several main characters.

One thing I found *truly* fucking irritatingly was the "goblin" voiced. The actor spoke with such a high pitch, odd accent, and ridiculously high speed. After listening to the dialog at normal speed 5 times, I had to reduce it to .50% speed, and even then! I was barely able to understand what the fuck he was saying. That's really fucking irritating. I mean, God damn, why should I have to go through that much effort just to hear what the fuck is going on?