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Freedom's Fray
- Freedom's Fire Series, Book 3
- Narrated by: Greg Tremblay
- Series: Freedom's Fire Series, Book 3
- Length: 6 hrs and 30 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Action & Adventure
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Publisher's Summary
War in the heavens for freedom on Earth
Time to take the fight to the enemy, if they can find the Trog Fleet.
The Free Army missed their opportunity to catch the vulnerable Trog Fleet docked together on Ceres with empty magazines after their latest assault on Earth.
Now Dylan Kane needs to scout their bases to see where they're hiding. If he can find them, the Free Army has enough assault ships to attack and turn the tide of the war.
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- Chris Duemig
- 09-07-20
Still good but a little convenient
I’m still quite happy with book 3. I’m getting concerned things are falling into place a little too conveniently for the main character. He’s a military genius after 3 weeks and every time he gets a little over his head a convenient solution pops up. This book also starts down a tangent which does seem like an offshoot story after this one has finished. Still, it’s got more of what I liked in books one and two. Recommended.
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- Keith
- 11-16-21
Main character kills the story
The story is okay all the characters are pretty good except the main character the more the story goes on the more the guy turns into a complete dbag and idiot throwing tantrums like a small child. Narrator is the only thing keeping me listening in all honesty
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- Brian Taylor
- 05-19-21
frustratingly annoying
one of the primary leaders of the good guys is a lady who has a class a b**** and she is impossible to listen to so I'm forced to fast-forward through any conversation with her which makes listening to this book really hard and having such an annoying characters does not make for a fun read.
also the narrator's nasal voice is kind of annoying and some of his fake voices are intolerable
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- Tim
- 05-02-21
Still worth listening to
The book is comparable to the previous books. Bobby Adair has a good mix of character building and action. And as always, Greg Tremblay does an excellent job of narrating.
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- Anonymous User
- 12-01-21
Overall great 😃👍
I'm an 34year male and I had a real good time listening. I'm starting the next book right now. ;) Sorry for the short review, but it's breakfast time and I'm just to hungry
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
- John G
- 08-18-21
Exceptional
Great story from Bobby Adair, very different to his other tales and so well written and narrated, I can't wait to read books 4, 5,and 6
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- Anonymous User
- 05-13-19
profiteering
I am enjoying the slightly offbeat story but breaking one story into micro sections is blatant profiteering, bit sad