Peacekeepers

The Falling Empires Series, Book 2

By: James Rosone, Miranda Watson

Narrated by: B.J. Harrison

Length: 12 hrs and 46 mins

Publisher's Summary

It isn’t the only time a US presidential election has been disputed. But this time, it might lead to war.

For the first time in history, UN peacekeeping troops are amassing at the northern border. Marshall Tate has set up his new headquarters in Canada. The world watches. Tensions run high across the country. Will a second civil war tear the country apart? In the shadows, and out of the public eye, the puppet masters continue their schemes. 

Can anyone figure out their ultimate plan? Is the looming chaos their endgame? Or is it something more sinister?

You’ll love this riveting thriller because it will keep you listening well past your bedtime.

The Falling Empires Series is best listened to in order, as each book builds upon the previous work. 

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Unbelievably realistic, nearly a prognostication!

This book (and series et al.) is a masterpiece. The shocking parallels between the plot and our present day turmoil is astonishing. Being 2020 and all, it wouldn't surprise me if the brilliant authors were time travelers issuing a good faith warning! Tongue in cheek, but this book is absolutely one of my new favorites, its inspiring and gives me hope that we can, and will definitively destroy the left, the socialist menace shall be obliterated and when, not if, that will be a day cherished throughout the next ten generations! Down with the left, axe them all, they are ALL enemies of our beautiful Republic and they will ALL be summarily executed, their blood will flow freely and that blood will water our withering tree of liberty and its thirst shall be refreshed and quenched. LONG LIVE THE REPUBLIC AND DEATH TO THE COMMIES.

Lazy & amateur writing but interesting story...

Overall, the story is entertaining however the writing leaves something to be desired. The authors are repetitive through their use of certain writing elements to the point where it becomes extremely annoying ("boom" for explosions and whenever there is a conversation between two characters, the authors end it with the same reference to mundane chatter to end the conversations). Although the story is unrealistic, there are just enough hints of partial reality to keep readers engaged. I wish I could continue the series (it really is a fascinating story) but the annoyances have hit their peak for me. The narrator is average, certainly not an RC Bray, and could tone down the "booms" and PLEASE pronounce HELO ("hee-low", not hell-oh") correctly.

Good Story

My second review on this series. Still good. I would've liked to hear more from Seth Mitchell but maybe that's still to come.

The law enforcement role was played down too much. If the country was under attack I feel pretty confident that all critical targets--to include the NSA buildings assaulted by the Spetsnaz unit--would've been under better protection than depicted. Certainly, Police air assets and metro SWAT units would be augmenting any contract security at those buildings.

Also, I find it hard to believe that there would be any effort to have the civilian population go on with business as usual while it's leaders were being bombed or forced into their bunkers. During WWII, the entire country was galvanized, resources corralled and nearly everyone put to work.

That being stated, this is still a good yarn and I will definitely finish the series. Wish you could get another narrator though.

James and Miranda hit another home run

I love their work. This book does not disappoint. It keeps your attention until the last page.

mind blowing

You can just see this happening so easily. The way the writer has wrote the scenario for this whole book on how the whole thing could be completely possible just blows your mind. This is phenomenal piece of writing and I just cannot wait for the next book

Rage and excitement

In my opinion this book is better than the first. It is very exciting from start to finish and will fill your American heart with rage at the thought of ever actually being invaded. Sometimes I had to remind myself that it was fiction.

Feels like Red Dawn!

I was a big fan of the first book and like many others I was captivated by the eerie similar storyline to what we are going through currently. In Peace Keepers the war fully starts and the country is invaded! The books reminds me of 1984s Red Dawn where the Soviets invade America. The narrator does a great job and I am please to see he narrated the entire Fallen Empire series. James Rosone in my opinion is up there with Tom Clancy and Vince Flynn!

Fantastic Follow-up to Book 1

Finely crafted sequel leads into Book 3. Can't wait to get started on it. Just so we'll written and performed.

Future Predictions?

Love this series, but I will be honest it scares the hell out of me.

Good story, possible scenario whether or not one wants to admit

Enjoyable. Good story. Like that many stories and players are told. Only downside is that the U.S. and people seem to be duped at each turn and a step behind. I started to give a 3 on story mostly because I don’t want to believe we are that stupid or that we are that arrogant. On second thought I changed it to 5. History, past and present have proven we are that stupid, arrogant, or cheap.

Great

Great progression with the story, I've already downloaded the next one. I just wish the narrator would CALM down when something exciting happens.

Positive Bridge

The second book of the series certainly accelerates the clash of worlds in one country. The relevance to the current world of politics is spot on. A good listen.

great listen

fast paced and absorbing. couldnt stop listening! great narration too. would highly reccomend. 5 stars!

Brilliant

Totally gripping superb narration I’ll end up divorced over this series
Can’t wait to start book 3
Many thanks