Infliction

Mech Wars, Book 4

De: Scott Bartlett

Narrado por: Mark Boyett

This star system is burning down.

Seaman Jake Price's "betters" have failed the people of the Steele System, so he's taking matters into his own hands.

Darkstream has tricked the public into believing the Quatro are the enemy, but the company has already sold the system's security to the true enemy: the Progenitors.

Now, Jake is calling on everyone who remembers what it means to fight out of duty instead of money. If they can't stop Darkstream in time, the system will burn, and the inferno will consume everyone in it.

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©2017 Scott Bartlett (P)2017 Scott Bartlett

Speechless !!!

Just finished listening to Infliction book 4 the last of the Mech Wars series written by the awesome Scott Bartletts creative mind and I’m really really totally speechless.
There is so much that needs to be said about this extra ordinary masterpiece but I can’t find the words to describe how awesome of a creation was accomplished here which leaves me totally as I already said speechless.
So all I’ll say is that Scott is one of the most talented author that I’ve in countered and Mark Boyett was the perfect choice in narrating those books.

I fully and absolutely recommend this book and any of Scott Bartlett amazing books !!!

Good Military Science Fiction

This was a good conclusion to the Mech Wars series. Closed out the story well, and set the stage for the next series. Overall I enjoyed the series. It is good military science fiction, though with corporate military instead of a governmental military. I have yet to go back to the series that started the story, Ixan Prophecies, but will likely pick it up at some point in the future.

Disclaimer: I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Mech's End

I am sad, that this was the final book. Oh, why is this the end!!!! This is an Amazing Mech story and Narration. Scott and Mark have created a wonder teaming of writing and narration, that truly brings you into the battle.

Note at the time of this review Audible did not have chapter titles for this title.

This book was provided free for review, however, these are my honest opinions and review.

Great conclusion to Mech Wars Series

Reunited with Oneari Jake joins with his old friends and one very old friend from Hub. He learns of the Quattro assistance and warily embraces them in an alliance against Darkstream and the Progenitors. Oneari adds some new mech pilots and it seems like the team is finally whole again.

Top class sci-fi

Book 4 continues the series and is the same high standard as the previous books in the series, Fast paced and full of action, and yet still time for a little human interaction. Book 4 answers many questions posed previously, and yes raised more to be answered in future books.
YES I want to read/listen to the next book, and Scott is now on my to read list.

Mark Boyett does a wonderful narration in fact he's probably a perfect fit in.

I received a free copy of this audio book and have voluntarily left this honest review.
Highly recommend.

Loved it

I loved this story, but the ending left me wanting more and I hate that. I want clean lines ending one series and beginning another.

Excellent series

I got this series free in exchange for an honest review. I absolutely loved it! So much action and character development, rife with twists and turns. I recommend this book mainly to young adults who are interested in sci fi.

Another stab at politics

I listened to every book in the series, and as much as I like the world building and general plot, a few glaring issues brought me right out of it and made me roll my eyes.

1) Girlbosses. You can't sling a dead cat in any of these novels without hitting a girl boss, Mary Sue, or bitchy-but-always-right type. It's like every man this guy writes is automatically subservient (or incompetent) even when there's no reason to be.

2) Forced homosexual romance. By the time book three rolled around I called it, and you will too. Remember that lesbian kiss at the end of star wars the crappy trilogy? Yeah. that.

3) Teleporting. Characters cross vast distances is unreasonably short times because the plot demands it.

If you like good sci fi, war stories, or believable dialogue; give this series a pass.