Planet Strike Tobruk

The Void Wars, Book 3

De: Michael G. Thomas

Narrado por: Nigel Peever

The flag of the Commonwealth flies over the impregnable Tobruk Citadel, even as its defences are pounded to rubble. Its colonial garrison holds on, but it cannot last forever.

Defeats throughout the Afari Sector have pushed the Commonwealth back, leaving only the garrison at Tobruk behind on the Novan desert planet of Kyrenaica. Surrounded on all sides, the beleaguered garrison refuses to yield, even as starfighters strafe its ports, and enemy assault walkers pound its damaged walls. Each day, the garrison holds on, giving the Commonwealth and its allies time to prepare for a counter offensive.

It has taken months, but with reinforcements from the failed Helenika campaign bolstering their numbers, they’re finally ready to strike back against the Novan Republic and its Vrokan allies. Commonwealth starships advance through the system, while ground forces strike nearby moons and forward bases. It’s their largest offensive so far of the war as they sweep forward to Kyrenaica. Waiting for them in the shadows is a mysterious Vrokan commander, known only as the Desert Fox. A man who commands the respect of Novan and Vrokan soldier alike. And a man with no intention of abandoning Kyrenaica.

The Void Wars is a brand-new military sci-fi series by acclaimed science fiction author Michael G. Thomas. For the first time, experience the epic battles and heroes of World War II set in a fictional futuristic universe, where fleets of kilometre long starships fight to the death, and entire worlds are consumed in the flames of war.

©2022 Michael G. Thomas (P)2023 Swordworks

A Great Blending of Old & New

I enjoyed book three as much as the first two books in the series. I was entertained by the creative blending of the heroes and battles of WWII into a technological, futuristic, military sci-fi story. My attention was grabbed from the opening paragraphs until the end. I was riveted by the battle scenes. I got caught up in some of the characters' lives, and I hoped they survived their struggles. I enjoyed Nigel Peever's narration. I thought his performance with the additional music and sound effects made listening to this audiobook very similar to radio dramas which began in the 1920's. I was given a copy of the audiobook. I volunteered, without financial gain, to post this review which reflected my honest opinions regarding this audiobook.

Excellent!!

The audiobook was well written and the sound effects and narration was top of the line. I immediately started looking for the next one! Enjoy!!!

The music and sound effects matched perfectly.

And they perfectly to.the reading to.The book was awesome I give it a full 9 all the way. Nothing will be a full 10 while we're on this side of heaven