Retaliation

Frontiers Saga, Part 2: Rogue Castes Series, Episode 10

By: Ryk Brown

Narrated by: Jeffrey Kafer

Length: 8 hrs and 31 mins

Publisher's Summary

A ship unable to defend itself. A captain determined to revive her. Worlds dependent on them both to survive. An enemy bent on their destruction. 

With the Aurora unable to fight, the Karuzari Alliance must find a way to not only repair their flagship, but to make the enemy pay dearly. 

Sometimes, you just have to make do with what you've got.

©2018 Ryk Brown (P)2019 Tantor

Gripping

This is book ten of the series. I have enjoyed this series and am always eagerly waiting for the next book to come out. The story picks up from where episode nine left off. It seems that Nathan and crew are going from one fight to the next. The Aurora is badly damaged and the members of the alliance and the Karazari are improvising on the fly to keep Lord Dusahn at bay.

The book is well written and it is very hard to put down. The action is continuous but has some humor tossed into the mix. I enjoy visiting with all my favorite characters, and it is fun to see them grow and develop from book to book. I found the new AI called Aurora most interesting. Hope the Alliance gets the upper hand in the next episode.

The book is eight hours and thirty-one minutes. Jeffrey Kafer does an excellent job narrating the book. Kafer is a voice artist and audiobook narrator. Kafer has won many Earphone Awards for his narrations.

Rated NC 17 for repeated profane language usage

Too bad the Author can't use other devices to animate his characters. I wouldn't recommend this series to younger readers. It becomes difficult to enjoy the story while your ears are assaulted be repeated profanity.

A rushed disappointment

Way too short. Felt like it ended in a rush, especially with everything going on. The author could have elaborated on so much, but settled with a couple of relatively uninteresting space battles. Nah. A disappointment overall.

Almost filler book in series

Love the series but virtually nothing significant happens in this book. The author is just throwing out the last few books short on time with less relevant storyline. Still a great series but feels like we are being nickel and dimmed for actual storyline lately.

I read the books first.

Throughly enjoying this series. I hope to one day see this series on Hulu or Netflix.

The Deal with the Duson

Very nice and easy for me to get in touch with my friends in a different place than they are in a relationship.

Great series

I’ve read all The Frontiers Saga and part 2. They are very entertaining and written well.

A little light and short

A lot of battles. Not much storyline. It wasn’t as good as the others. Maybe one more book a little longer. Let’s wrap it up ? Just my opinion.

excellent as always.

the series gets better every time. great narrator. great author. good story line and I have to say I'm seriously hooked

over used battle cliche makes it hard to listen to

If the author removed every poorly used battle cliché this book would be 3 hours shorter. The series started out so good but has become just poor excuse to keep writing the same stuff over and over again.