Livesuit

The Captive's War

De: James S.A. Corey

Narrado por: Jefferson Mays

The first novella set in the universe of James S. A. Corey's epic Captive's War series.

Humanity's war is eternal, spread across the galaxy and the ages. Humanity's best hope to end the endless slaughter is the Livesuit forces. Soldiers meld their bodies to the bleeding edge technology, becoming something more than human for the duration of a war that might never end.

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Wow, Apex modern military sci-fi.

Yep, they still got it and James SA Corey are showing no signs of slowing down. Great to have no-brainer sci-fi authors out there. isn't it? New book? Take My money!

Interesting concept, great writing, and great performance

I wish it were a full novel. It is an excellent addition to the Captive’s War saga.

Characters and plot

Excellent writing, top notch narration. Jefferson Mays is a national treasure. Adds to the overall Captive’s War story.

A small taste of what is to come

This new series is going to be great. A story spreading across the galaxy. What an imagination.

Great background

Wonderful shortish story. Enjoyed very much. I am anxiously awaiting new additions to this series. Character development is great. By the end I feel I know the people.

Novella with a twist

Getting a look at another group of humans in the universe added another great layer to the story. The twist at the end was unexpected, but everything pointed that way the while time. I'm looking forward to the next book.

Story was short but very well done

Shocked how much I enjoyed the story and was very entertaining. Eye opening ending not exactly what you’d expect but thoughtful.

Masterwork from the guys

Loved every minute, and Jefferson is a fantastic performer. It's a must-listen if you enjoy other books from this author

Anderson Mays for the win

I enjoyed this story, and I think this was an excellent first Novella in the new series. But honestly, it’s the most for me is Anderson Mays’ narration. If it is an expanse or an expanse, adjacent audiobook, it has to be narrated by Anderson Mays. He brings the life to these characters as much, so if not more than, the pages do.

Captured my attention despite being a short listen

I loved how they managed to compress a complete story into this shorter work. The livesuit idea is fascinating and they play with it in several ways. It echoes other books like "Old Man's War" but has a unique feel, particularly since it leverages the aliens developed in the prior book (The Mercy of Gods) and it goes deep into biology and the grim details of the war and the combatants on both sides. I did not regret spending an entire credit on this shorter listen, and that's high praise.