Inferno's Shadow

De: Taylor Anderson

Narrado por: PJ Ochlan

Lost in a mysterious world, far from all they knew in 1847 America, Colonel Lewis Cayce and his soldiers must face the unimaginable might of the Dominion once and for all in this gripping alternate history from the New York Times bestselling author of the Destroyermen series.

Colonel Lewis Cayce and his forces were a group of American soldiers bound to fight in the Mexican-American War—until they were stranded in a strange new world inhabited by vicious monsters, new friends, and deadly foes. Now Cayce has brought his army of displaced Americans and their indigenous allies into the heart of the loathsome, blood-drenched Dominion’s stronghold.

If he can take the enemy’s holiest city and support the elevation of a new “Supreme Holiness” who seeks to moderate the Dominion’s thirst for expansion, slavery, and blood sacrifice, Cayce’s own goal for his army and new people to live in security and freedom will be assured.

But no matter how good of a soldier he is, Cayce is ruled by reason, and the madness and seemingly suicidal treachery of his adversaries, not to mention the sheer titanic scope of the force arrayed against him, might finally be more than he can cope with. Which side will ultimately discover that even victory can end in defeat?

Ending was...rushed???

Great series but the ending felt rushed. There should have been another book or at least a extra chapter or two and I think things would have been better. This particular series does end here and things do get cleaned up but things do get rushed at the end.

enjoyed it,

a good wrapping up of the NUSA story. fulled in gaps from the destroyer men series

the roots of destroyermen

little rough on the start but takes off like a rocket. excellent story and nicely tied into the destroyermen series.

Great continuation of the story

Really like how Taylor has continued building on this world. He has done so masterfully. I imagine there are many more stories to be told as well….Republic of Real People creation and history and so forth.

The details were vivid

The story moved me because I could visualize what I read. The narrator was easy to listen to, and the tone was steady, keeping me engaged.