Requiem for Medusa

Galaxy’s Edge: Contracts & Terminations

By: Jason Anspach, Nick Cole

Narrated by: Ray Porter

The scum hiding deep inside the Reach out along galaxy's edge thought they could kill her and not pay the price. For years these hardened killers have run roughshod over the lawless worlds where Republic justice is never as fast as the blaster in your hand and where double-crosses and death are a part of every deal. They thought this time would be no different.

They were wrong.

This time, the Guild sent the legendary bounty hunter Tyrus Rechs.

As the infamous Rechs pursues the men who murdered his colleague, he's hell-bent on justice, heedless of the trail of destruction he leaves across ruined worlds and fantastic gambling meccas alike. Because for Rechs, this isn't just another Guild contract...it's personal.

©2018 Galaxy’s Edge, LLC (P)2019 Audible, Inc.

A must read for any Galaxy’s Edge fans!

A lot of the anthology books have been hit or miss, with the stories ranging from the more traditional space opera styles of yesteryears, or the military science fiction that’s also top notch. This book manages to mesh action and intricate story telling in a way that’s both exhilarating and extremely engrossing.

Ray Porter’s portrayal of Tyrus Rechs helps humanise the man within the mask, whereas the main series and Imperator had us believe that Rechs was a stone-cold man, as Rechs rightfully wanted them to think, Ray Porter’s take on Rechs’ mannerisms and internal dialogue made Rechs feel relatable.

Overall, a great story and great performance.

Never disappointing!

Action packed story leading up to a beautiful conclusion. Excellent blending of life and death! Ray Porter is one of the best!

Rex is a Bauce!!!!!

I love the less than subtle homage to the Star Wars Mandolarian arch and Yojimbo. Galaxy Edge is an awesome series

beyond words I don't know what to say

wow seriously I wasn't totally into every book but this one was incredible I was speechless at the end of it I don't even know how to explain how great this was

Excellent and surprisingly original military sci-f

Only mildly (and necessarily) derivative, a real accomplishment for the somewhat tired genre of military scifi. Great book and series in general. I tend to avoid books that have multiple authors as I tend to find the transition between them jarring and obvious. Perhaps I'm too sensitive to even minor syntactic/vocabulary variations, but here I had a very hard time differentiating between the two as opposed to deliberate differences between the threads of the narrative.

Very good narration as well, no bizarre misprounciations (Cairo sleep? Really? If you heard that one from another book/narrator you know what I'm talking about. ) Excellent rendering of alien languages, accents, and so forth without the hokiness of many others.

Can't recommend it enough for fans of the genre. A, to use a term thrown around far too much, modern classic of military Sci-fi