Rage World

Undying Mercenaries, Book 23

De: B.V. Larson

Narrado por: Mark Boyett

The Rebellion against Earth expands to new worlds.

Left to die on a volcanic world by the Skrull, McGill and his mercenaries face waves of missile attacks with nowhere to hide. When the Skrull seal themselves inside an impenetrable energy dome, McGill knows he has to get creative. Even if that means sabotaging alien power plants, blackmailing his superior officers, and using his own troops as bait in a deadly game of cat and mouse.

But the real enemy isn't the dome, or even the Rebel Blue Skrull forces trying to overrun the planet. It's McGill's commanding officers, who are looking for any excuse to execute him for insubordination. Now McGill has to pull off his riskiest gambit yet—turning certain defeat into victory while staying just barely on the right side of mutiny.

Rage World is the latest action-packed entry in B.V. Larson's bestselling Undying Mercenaries series.

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Another Great Story.

I can listen to the exploits of James McGill over and over. I like that he has progressed as a character along with several others in the books. Mark Boyett is exceptional

Twist incoming

It seems like McGill will be changing sides soon. Graves might be playing double Agent. This was a good book setting up the next two or three to come. Looking forward to it.

Love the series.

Ready for some story progress, to an ending. Love the story & I look forward to what comes next.

Rage World

Classic McGill novel, He should be getting promoted, He sounds tired in the novel, i like the suggestion of gis realization that he might be working for the wrong team.

Ole James McGill is back or is he?

it's so much fun that the author can still add new life to a long-running series. one can starting to see the arc turn a little bit. leaving us to wonder where this is going

Keep em coming

I love these books. Always looking forward to the next adventure. The new revival twist is interesting. Can’t wait to see where it goes. Is graves crazy. Is James crazy. Am I crazy? Narration is awesome as always. Thanks for the entertainment!

Just like the main characters and his relaxed enthusiasm

This book is a similar opiate as the others. Still, this is why I purchased it.

Redeemed and renewed

The last book was the only book out of 20 something titles that I reduced one rating down to four stars because I thought it was subpar. This one redeemed it and more. It introduced the notion that James McGill was growing and changing. I have thought for a long time that he would end up Primus or higher. He’s done more for this version of earth than any other human by far yet he stays centurion. I’ve also wondered if he’s changing after all of this, even though I love the way he’s always been and hope he says the same. But, kids and grandkids, countless revivals might change a man. I have zero revivals, but kids have changed me. James McGill is still my favorite fictional character to the point where he’s more than fictional to me I have to admit. I hope someday I’m writing the review for book number 50 in this series. I will buy them all.

Back to normal

After the last book I was afraid AI was going to be doing all the writing which would have been ok had it been put together better. This book if AI was used it was much better. I also like the way the path has started to change in this book. I still don’t see an end in sight and I hope the books just keep coming for many more years.

Honestly Wooow!!

To think I’m this deep in the lore that I still remember book 1. I remember James meeting Harris for the first time. James enlisting. Until now!! The feeling James felt at the final moment of this book I felt. Just Wow! Cause are we all changing? Who really is the good guys? I’m looking forward to see where James goes.