Gott Mit Uns

By: Richard Fox, Scott Moon

Narrated by: Luke Daniels

Terran Strike Marines fight for victory. No matter the odds. No matter the cost.

The final battle against the Kesaht begins.

Lieutenant Hoffman and the exhausted Marines of Valdar's Hammer are called upon to make a desperate assault against the enemy's home world. But the foe is prepared, and their planet is a death trap.

While the Strike Marines fight for their lives, the fabled ship Breitenfeld remains captured by the Ibarra Nation, and the Ember War hero Valdar languishes in a cell. The ship and her captain are held on a strange world of the Ibarra's design, and only the Hammers can free them.

Hoffman and his Strike Marines have fought from the icy wastes of Koen, to the jungles of Eridu, and even deep into the heart of a shattered moon, but their final mission will demand a price in blood.

From the Dragon Award-winning, and Nebula Award-nominated Richard Fox and Scott Moon, Gott Mit Uns throws the Terran Strike Marines into the fight of their lives.

The thrilling final installment in the Terran Strike Marines series.

©2019 Richard Fox and Scott Moon (P)2019 Podium Publishing

Needs to be put past editor again, but nice wrap to storyline

There are places where the story gets confused, sequence of events and characters appear to be in two places at same time, some names get swapped. Needs to be run past a better editor or proofreader.

Great wrap up of Hoffman storyline and nice setup for next series. Looking forward to it!

I need more

man I am flying through these books… I did this wrong though I started with Hoffman and now am going back to Ember war, I have loved the characters, to the point a tear came to my eye as they developed and grew. Thank you for this amazing series

Back to excellence.

Thank God they are back to usual excellence and not the Audio Drama failure listened to before.

Can’t wait for the next book.

Great Book

I couldn't stop listening. Maybe when I had to attend meetings and join conference calls; but there was no TV.. The underlying humor was enjoyable - memories is what gets everyone through the life and hard times of being a Marine, even futuristic ones.

The future Marines are like the old Marines are about God, Country, the Marine Corps.

Great story and narration as always!

Great book is the series hopefully the terra nova gets a new book soon and ties in with the upcoming war.