Resurrection

Alien Invasion, Book 7

By: Sean Platt, Johnny B. Truant

Narrated by: Kevin Pierce

Length: 12 hrs and 15 mins

Publisher's summary

Eternity has a new beginning.

With the human race decimated, only a handful of survivors still wander the planet. They've forgotten the Astrals, and they've forgotten their pasts, ready for a fresh start…or at least that's how it was supposed to happen. In a small desert village without memory, the Lightborn labor unseen - while in the Mullah stronghold beyond, Clara fights an old battle to free the minds of mankind. She's come up against a wall. She's fallen into a trap. And now, finally, the walls have begun to crumble.

The Astrals linger unseen, unable to leave the planet. But now they face a challenge they've never seen before: a new human mindscape that persists despite their best efforts to erase it, a will that refuses to die.

The Archetypes rise, but their chore is an impossible one. They must infiltrate the collective on their own terms and perhaps save what little humanity still holds in its grasp...or force the planet's deadlocked overlords to destroy the human race for good.

This relentless tale of colonization and alien empire is the seventh and final book in the Alien Invasion series by masters of story Truant and Platt, authors of The Beam, Robot Proletariat, the Dream Engine series, and many more.

**Includes a special bonus note read by one of the authors.

©2016 Sean Platt, Johnny B. Truant (P)2017 Podium Publishing

Great series

This is a great series I recommend it to any syfy reader who like a story they can't quite figure out.

awesome!

this book was a twisty and turny delight! I would definitely recommend this book to sci fi readers

Great read

I was spellbound from the 1st book. Thoroughly enjoyed all the books. Absolute must read for sci-fi thriller lovers!

Great series through and through!

Loved the entire series. I had never heard the first narrator before. He took a while to get used to. I have listened to tons of books performed by K. Pierce. When the switch of narrator occurred, I was not bothered as many seemed to be. It only took five minutes to get accustomed to the narrator change. I assume there were scheduling conflicts. Not to mention the first three books were already finished when the first book released.
I loved this entire series. I had some struggles with Eternity and Divinity and knowing who was who, but I was also listening mostly while caring for my toddler twins. I still managed to fall back into place after a bit more listening.
Great series! Great finale!

Couldn’t stop listening!

This series was amazing. Each book drew me into the world of Meyer and Astrals more vividly. I am sad that it is over and I feel forever changed in someway by listening. I’m not to sure I’d like to try Ayahuasca anymore though!

Ended weakly

It was a good book, and a decent ending, but it didn’t capture my attention as much as the previous in the series

Invasion the Complete Series

After the first book in the series, I was skeptical, thinking I was listening to a series spinning out of control before the second installment. But then the characters were framed, the plot was established, and by book 4, I was hooked. The weaving of ufology, theology, racism, sarcasm, beliefs, fears, and anxieties began to gel. The future, the past, what should have been, what could have been, what wasn't, and what was all colliding at once in the series conclusion. Hell, I didn't think there was anyone with as f__kup as an outlook on life as me until I read this: great book, and hats off to the authors.

Consistency

I loved it and it was mesmerizing. I didn’t want to put it down. Good actors and actresses

Sad its done.

I'm sad its over but a good ending. This finale? really ties the books together.

Great read! Interesting ending.

I thoroughly enjoyed this series. The storyline was very interesting and the characters dynamic. The actions of the characters sparked different emotions as the story twisted and turned. The ending left me deep in contemplation. Great story!