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Galaxy's Edge, Part II
- Narrated by: R.C. Bray
- Series: Galaxy's Edge Series, Book 3-4
- Length: 15 hrs and 24 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Science Fiction
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Publisher's Summary
Galaxy's Edge, Part II contains Kill Team through to the end of Attack of Shadows.
Legion Dark Ops calls upon Chhun, Wraith, and the survivors of Victory Company to form an elite Kill Team of legionnaires in the aftermath of the Battle of Kublar. Their mission is clear: find and eliminate those responsible for the Kublar disaster.
Standing between them and their objective are a maze of corrupt Republic officials, a spy on the verge of losing himself in deep cover, and the Zhee - a murderous species that will stop at nothing. But the biggest threat of all might be the truth they seek to uncover - a truth that could ignite a revolution. And engulf the galaxy in flames.
Fleets collide in this audiobook in a moment-by-moment account of tactics, heroism, sacrifice, and the start of the final war of the Republic. The stakes have never been higher - and it's winner takes all.
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- Joe A. Consumer
- 10-17-18
Not sure what happened here.
The first book was excellent. It left me really wanting to know what happened next. Well, scratch the first half of this book. It's a good part of the story, and fairly well written for what it is, but it feels misplaced. It fills in some backstory at least. The second half of the book should have been great, but it was a plodding half-hearted let down to say the least. There isn't much to like about the second half of the book. We're introduced to laughably stereotypical new characters (captain Vampa (not sure if I spelled that one right... can't find an external reference and I don't have a print copy) is absolutely cringe-worthy). And even the few bits following Exo, which should be the climax of a major story arc, seem anticlimactic.
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- L. Olson
- 07-30-18
Good, but got tedious.
So, it may be unfair to compare books to previous ones in the series, but in my opinion these Part II books just did not live up to Part I Book 2. Although Book 3 had some good moments with the original crew, when the narration was about Tom, "You are Tom", I physically began to cringe. Although it filled in some important details, I did not like that form of storytelling at all. And then Book 4 was pretty much just any overly detailed telling of a space battle. Although Bray did his best to keep it entertaining, in the end it was just too long and drawn out and I tended to completely zone out. And then, one of the best things to happen in the whole book was covered by a small reference in the Epilogue with no excruciating detail.
I hope Part III is more like Book 2 of Part I. I want more Pirates, Princesses, Aliens, A.I.s, Hackers and Robots.
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- Derek
- 07-20-19
Disappointingly ridiculous space combat.
The authors need to keep the military tactics on the ground and in small squad actions. Scientifically advanced cultures with FTL and/or wormhole capabilities aren't going to conduct WW2 era battles with simplistic weapon systems. If you think Star Wars depicts realistic space battles, and that space ships need wings and can bank hard, pull up, etc., then you might find this really exciting. Otherwise, you will probably spend most of this book rolling your eyes. I had to relisten to The Expanse series to cleanse my palette.
14 people found this helpful
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- WSummers
- 06-12-18
Listen carefully
I enjoyed part 1 and 2 of Galaxy’s Edge, but I find myself having to relisten to them both bc I get lost when they jump around time and sides of the battle and different characters. Granted I’m usually multitasking while listening, but I don’t mind listening to it twice bc I catch nuggets I didn’t the first time
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- Kindle Customer
- 06-12-18
world-class military sci-fi thriller
this story is for everyone who want to know what it would be like if Tom Clancy wrote for the Star Wars universe
15 people found this helpful
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- Rusty
- 06-06-18
Good military/sci-fi series
Good on the military side good on the science fiction side. Can't go wrong with RC Bray. I appreciated commonalities with current conflicts. it feels like the author purposely made the connections.
20 people found this helpful
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- Willie B Fears
- 06-30-18
loved it!
RC Bray did it again. his voice makes this story come to life. The battle situations were epic and as I was driving it pulled me to the edge of my seat.......need more!!
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- Neal B. Forzod
- 06-06-18
Even better
I didn't think Jason and Nick could possibly top the first GE audiobook, but man, Part 2 is spectacular. I'm looking for stuff to do outside so I can keep listening. If you liked the first one, you'll love this. If you didn't like the first one, go back and listen to it again. I can't wait until this is on Netflix.
10 people found this helpful
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- Kester Johnson
- 06-18-18
KTF... loved it
So after listening to book 2, I went back to listen to the first book and then again listen to second book. The way that the 2 books are now integrated, total hooked me. I am a big Star Wars fan and these two book are now very very close to my most loved Star Wars books (Thrawn).
R.C. Bray voice feels so "on point". I feel I now need to look at other books that he has narrated. And i now need so start looking at military/war books as these books may have made me a fan.
KTF
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- Paul
- 06-12-18
EXCELLENT!
This series is more Star Wars than Star Wars! I wish there could be a movie series, toys, etc. words cannot describe how much I love this series
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- Matt Carter
- 06-26-18
Galaxy's Edge, 2 Parts
Am I being harsh giving the storyline only 2 stars? I don't think so. I really wanted this book to be good and I hold out hope for the future. However this one fell short of the mark.
The book is in two parts. There are no plot spoilers here, but what we have is very much a game of two halves. The first problem I had was with the authors writing one of the lead characters in the second person and monotonously tell you that "you are Tom", when you blatantly are not. It just did not work for me. That, along with the ridiculous counter-contradictory dialogue (the best way I can describe it) just meant the whole thing rapidly became a tedious mess. I can well understand why another reviewer gave up at this point. I nearly did too. I was genuinely thankful for part 2.
The second part is, on the whole, pretty good. There are some elements that are disturbingly Star Wars-ish and the writers would do well to avoid that. But against that was the way the authors cleverly switched the points from which the battles were reported. Without doubt part 2 is better written, giving RC Bray far more to work with. Once again Bray brings his A game and steers us through.
Clearly we are set up for another book. Hopefully, when it arrives we will look back at Galaxy Edge 2 as the weak platform for an outstanding sequel.
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- Jay
- 02-21-19
Nah, Nope...No more. Tried parts 1 and 2.
I wanted to like these, as I'm desperate for a decent sci-fi series to get in to.
My hope was that book 2 would be an improvement on the 1st.
Sadly, I don't think that's the case.
Characters are so one dimensional they barely deserve names. The political scenario is simplistic and non-sensical.
in short; a list of names and a series of events.
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- Gabriel Lopes
- 11-09-18
Everything is coming together
Now i know the first audio book was a little tough to swallow just because it jumped from Kublar to the story of Prisma, Indelible 6, Tyrus Rex and so on without warning. it seemed really odd to me to.
However, i feel as if it was split like this on purpose rather than just plain bad writing. The characters each get introduced in unrelated story arcs in the first book then this one comes along, slowly weaving the 2 separate stories from the first.
Also i've read a few complaints that the first portion of this audio book was also difficult, especially the "You are Tom" part. To be honest, i think it worked well because it seemed like brain washing, constantly Tom this Tom that, you could feel the characters struggle, the fighting between his humanity and the mission. The personality clash and eventual blur of deep undercover work. At one point i swear he would've gone rogue.
As for the 2nd part of the Audiobook, well, i swear i could see the invasion play out in front of my eyes. The lies, the deceit, the political play all building to the end game. Also the combat, my goodness, you can feel the rush the soldiers are experiencing. I personally think this book would make for a bomb series or even an epic block buster movie though yeah at some point you can see some star wars-esque situations play out.
All in all i very much enjoyed the book, and as always RC Bray takes the cake. Peace out.
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- Soba Taiwo
- 10-03-19
Mad shoot em up. Too difficult to follow who was
Too difficult to follow who was shooting at what. I just wanted it to end. I could not make much sense of who the good guys were. It was too chaotic for my liking.
It won't stop me from getting book three though.
I hope it gets easier to understand.
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- Scotty
- 07-12-18
Going downhill
Bad guy is Darth Vader and the battle descriptions are way too long. Won't continue this saga it's not worth it shame first book was good.
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- Jon
- 06-17-18
Superb SciFi!
The series just keeps getting better! R.C.Bray's narration is 1st class as always, bringing the story and characters to life. The Space Battle scenes rank among the best In Science Fiction and this is an absolute must for any fan!
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- Amazgem
- 02-13-21
Do battle on the edge!
A long time ago in another galaxy far far away....I really enjoyed this story but can understand fans reviews that it is very similar to Star Wars. I try to think of it as another galaxy or a Multiverse scenario. I look forward to the next Episode in the series. It can hop around alot, it is a big galaxy and there's so much action taking place within the battles, it's sometimes a bit hard to keep track of what's going on, with who, where and when. R.C Bray is brilliant as always.
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- Amazon Customer
- 11-12-20
Very good book, R. C. Bray just as awesome as ever
This book is very good, some of the battles are a bit drawn out however
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- Craigy Gerrard
- 06-21-20
STAR WARS RIP OFF...confusing & boring
WTF...who am I rooting for???...cant follow dates with random names with absolutely nothing to connect with!!!!
STAR WARS RIP OFF...everything in these books has been LIFTED off said above films...
how have these books not been sued for copyright is astonishing....
I have not even finished volume 2 before leaving this review NOR will I...
BORING BORING BORING...
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- Dave
- 03-29-20
Fabulous storyline
Great listening as long as you keep up with fast pace, rapidly evolving story....it is worth it. Fabulous nurration puts you right in the thick of the action all time!
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- John
- 06-17-18
Galaxy's Edge, part 2
I love this book from start to finish the combat was awesome and the narrator did a great job with the narration of this book.
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- Skyla1
- 06-11-18
NEED MORE
This is shaping up to be everything good from Star Wars rolled into a Galaxy spanning Space Opera, with intrigue many characters, hear the epic battles as seen from the eyes of those involved on both sides. I just need more now, RC Bray needs to keep the pace up because I can not wait for more!
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- IsbjornTy
- 07-02-18
Amazing story despite the odd political jab
The plot for this two part novel was well rounded, meticulously crafted and and connected to past events expertly. There were many moments I’d hear word of another character from the previous story and get excited to hear what they had been up to.
Characters were developed and relatable though on occasion the author would channel Alex Jones and we’d have a combat pilot musing to themselves about how much they disliked SJWs just before a pitched dogfight. It felt a little forced and out of place but it only happened a few times and the rest of the story more than made up for those moments.
All in all, totally recommending to my friends.
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- John Ellison
- 07-02-18
Next level up on Galaxy's Edge
...in both story and enjoyment. Cant wait for book 3 on Audiobook. RC Bray brings these stories alive so well.
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- thefinn
- 06-25-18
Great book.
If you liked the first one you'll love this - because that's what Tom likes, books like this.
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- Sydney family
- 08-08-21
A solid enough military space opera
Review mostly of book 4 (second half):
Likes: the sweep of the story, the pacing of the action, some great scene descriptions, the dynamic between antagonists and protagonists
Dislike: no air in space means no sounds or looping World War II-style dogfights guys. And there’s a rather adolescent victim mentality exhibited by so many of the soldiers and officers on both sides… Exception: the artillery captain on the moon base, very well rendered. Some character motivations just don’t make sense either… why does Mombasa switch from trying to capture the governor, then drops that and switches to capturing the empty ship after losing so many men in attempting the former? No explanation given other than toadying up to the Darth Vader analogue of Sullas which doesn’t make sense for his character.
Summary: it’s a grand series, worth the time to listen to thanks to RC Bray who is, as usual, fabulous, some great scenes, fast-pace action and lots of fascinating secondary characters, marred by what I found to be an overly simplistic political tableau.
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- Clemens
- 05-09-20
entertaining
Great delivery by R.C. Bray, as usual. Good plot and story which has the occasional Star Wars parallel but nevertheless good. I will certainly listen to the next installment....
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- Craig Stephan
- 03-08-20
Another masterpiece
The writers I have done it again, the characters are even more three-dimensional and lifelike then book one (if that is at all possible) and the storyline and predicaments they end up in a truly innovative.
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- Warren
- 09-12-19
Magic?
Why did they find it necessary to introduce magic into the series? Weakest book so far
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- Anonymous User
- 07-15-19
Amazing book I just couldn't put down
The best space battle narrated in a way that's keeps you on the edge of your seat.