Halo: Mortal Dictata

By: Karen Traviss

Narrated by: Euan Morton

The final novel of the Kilo-Five Trilogy by #1 New York Times bestselling author Karen Traviss—part of the expanded universe based on the award-winning video game series Halo!

2553. With the thirty-year-long Covenant War finally over, the Office of Naval Intelligence faces old grievances rising again to threaten Earth. Angry and bitter colonists—still wanting to settle scores from a human insurrection put on hold for three decades—crave justice…as does a man whose life was torn apart by ONI when his young daughter was abducted for the SPARTAN-II program, raising questions about the program’s ethics. Black-ops squad Kilo-Five now find its collective loyalty tested beyond the breaking point when the father of their Spartan comrade, still searching for the truth about her disappearance, prepares to glass Earth’s cities to get an answer. How far will Kilo-Five go to stop him? And will he be able to live with the truth when he finds it? The painful answer lies with someone long dead, and a conscience that still survives in the most unlikely, undiscovered place…

enjoyable addition to the kilo 5 story

have enjoyed all 3 novels expanding the halo universe. Excellent performance brings the world to life.

Kilo 5 Trilogy

By far the best string of Halo books. To get a better understanding of Glasslands, read/listen to Ghost of Onyx, but these 4 Books have kept me on my toes the entire time listening, with laughs, moral dilemmas, shocks, cries, you name it. as I make my way through all 29 Halo Books these being the halfway point, I'm going to find it hard for any of them to top these. the Narrator's are fantastic as well.

sooo good!!

I couldn't stop listening to the story big Halo fan ! I was sad when it ended.

Stunned.

A journey into the idea of consequence and your place in its wake. The voice actor did wonderfully, especially the Kig-yar. He made them sound so bird-like.

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very well written, really gives a human touch to Spartans and A.I. and experts ties the story together.