Revelation Run

By: Rick Partlow

Narrated by: Marc Vietor

Length: 8 hrs and 20 mins

Publisher's Summary

Mission accomplished…until the enemy finds out. 

Logan Conner thinks his days pretending to be mercenary captain Jonathan Slaughter are behind him now that the ancient Imperial outpost of Terminus Cut has been uncovered. He’s returned to his duties while his brother, Terrin, leads a team of scientists studying the lost technology of the fallen empire. 

But the Starkad Supremacy knows their secrets, and they aren’t going to allow their rivals the military advantage of the Imperial technology. They’re coming for it and for Terrin. His only option is to run for his life through outlaw space stations to a backwoods colony world called Revelation.   

Will Logan be able to find Terrin and the invaluable information he took with him from Terminus, or will his brother find death at the end of his Revelation Run? 

The tale of Wholesale Slaughter continues, and you won’t expect what happens next.

©2019 Aethon Books (P)2019 Audible, Inc.

Great story!

Loved the overall story but did have some contradictory details that annoyed me. Great action and performance.

Another good story in the series

I continue to enjoy the overall storyline. Each book so far has been fairly self contained, but they do build on each other. They would be best enjoyed in order. Lots of action and a great narrator.

Hooked on this Series

I have listened to the two previous audiobooks of this series and plan on listening to the rest of the series as long as it goes. Lots of action, adventure and family taking care of family set in the far future. Well told.

Good addition to the series

I’m enjoying this series. Book two seemed to speed through while book three slowed things down in a good way. Space adventure plus mech/military battles. Good times.

Good story, solid physics, believable action...

Somewhat short, but very believable. No rediculous made up words!! Partlow keeps his technology within the theoretically possible realm of physics. No magical hoo-do to justify the impossible. The story could be more engaging. It falls short when it comes to standard operating procedures/protocol where the military operational security, intel and national security are concerned. Overall, not a great book but it is interesting, and worth its price.

Three in a row!

Partlow, I don't know what you're doing over there... perhaps you have a team of ex-military writing around the clock, but you just keep putting out book after book... all of them are fantastic. Keep them coming!

not quite enough

I liked the book but I felt like the conclusion was too sudden and we got only the most basic wrap up of the book, so for that it was a let down but overall the book was fairly good a solid 3.5 stars I just hope there is more put into the next in the series.