HALO: Bad Blood

De: Matt Forbeck

Narrado por: Scott Brick

An original full-length novel set in the Halo universe and based on the New York Times best-selling video game series!

Just hours following their climactic battle on the Forerunner planet Genesis, the Spartans of Blue Team and Fireteam Osiris find themselves running for their lives from the malevolent machinations of the now-renegade artificial intelligence Cortana. But even as they attempt to stay one step ahead, trouble seems to find Spartan Edward Buck no matter where he turns.

A secret mission enacted by the Office of Naval Intelligence could possibly help turn the tide, and has Buck reluctantly agreeing to reform his old team, Alpha-Nine. Because if the band is really getting back together for this one, that means everybody - including the Spartan who Buck never wants to see again, the one who committed the ultimate betrayal of trust....

©2018 Matt Forbeck (P)2018 Simon & Schuster

great book

love the story and how it was written would recommend to any of my friends

amazing story

love the story I hope for a continuation. and I love how Scott brick reads the stories.

PLEASE DO FOLLPW UP if possible

awesome. hope sequel comes soon .story was very well written. dynamic was killer keep writing

Great for content while waiting for infinite

I finished this in a day but I absolutely loved it! I guess it wasnt exactly meant for quarantine, like most books since I finish many in a day haha.

Excellent

One of the best Halo novels. Narrator did very well also. His voice fit well and his annunciation was overall excellent.

Nicely wrapped up! Onto the next!

Alpha 9 will always hold a special place in me. Nice to hear more vibrant human side to the Spartans :)

The story telling

I very much
loved every minute of this book, I definitely would listen again and again

More Buck and addition to 5

This book follows Buck and the end of Halo 5 to rekindle a cooperation attempt between the UNSC and outer colonies.
loved this book. love more buck but it adds to his character which is nice.

Halo. After the Guardians.

Now I will be able to play Halo: Infinite with the knowledge of the events between Halo 5: Guardians and Halo: Infinite. I cannot wait for the game's release. If this is what is leading to Halo: Infinite, this novel has given me a lot of hope for 343 Industries and the future of Halo. Bravo to the author. However, remember this: the games will always be considered the true canon. While the novel was fantastic and now my second favorite in the novels of the Halo Universe, It still may be a little inconsistant with the game.

An okay sequel marred by ties to Halo 5: Guardians

An enjoyable novel that returns us to the adventures of Buck and his crew of misfits. Unfortunately, the story is mired down with its ties to the execrable Halo 5: Guardians. No one liked that game and its villain weighs heavily over the book as its impossible to root for ONI fascists against a beloved video game support character. On the plus side, the narrator does an amazing job as always. He remains the voice of Halo for me.