Rise of the Alliance

Frontiers Saga, Book 12

By: Ryk Brown

Narrated by: Jeffrey Kafer

Length: 10 hrs and 46 mins

Publisher's summary

A new ally providing aid... An old ally joining the fight... Their resources growing with each passing day... Their homeworld finally on the road to recovery... Things finally seem to be coming together for Captain Scott and the Alliance as he takes his forces on the offensive. However, the Jung may in turn give him more trouble than he bargained for.

©2014 Ryk Brown (P)2015 Tantor

Old friend and when is the next one?

If you could sum up Rise of the Alliance in three words, what would they be?

Not going tohappen.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Rise of the Alliance?

I find this question a bit silly. The most memorable moments are pretty well the same in all his books, but a bit difference. The Security Chief is still sassy. The Captain is slowly losing his whininess, and Ryk did move to hasten this. Okay, a memorable seen is when Captain yells at the newly introduced Captain. You'll know it when you get there. You will be thinking, "about damn time!"

Which character – as performed by Jeffrey Kafer – was your favorite?

This is impossible. Jeffrey has built a voice cast that is clear and consistent. An old character can appear in a scene out of no where with no introduction and I can tell who it is. This is across all the books! Jeffrey is superb. I have never had to skip back, or wished he would read faster. He's great for this long series.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

When the security chief gets her family back. As written you feel her joy and in the background you feel the grief of a planet.

Any additional comments?

Some of the battle scenes get long. I still have a tendency to yell at the captain in my head about "jump jump now!" But I do that less and so Ryk is on track considering this series cover a year or less.

I buy these and listen to them because they are old friends, predictable, startling, silly, serious, glib.

Oh, don't start in the middle, without the background you will accuse me of being crazy.

Another great addition to the series

If you like space operas with lots of combat and well written battle scene then both this book and series will be for you. I love this series and would place it on par with the Lost Feet series by Jack Campbell. I also enjoy the Narrator. Though I would recommend starting with book one.

Good space opera.

A slot of times in multi book series some things get old. Like the jump drive blue white washing over the bridge. The author played with that finally in this book. And the story is staying somewhat fresh. When the book ended my first thought was "how long till the next one". And it has left me wondering where this is going.

You will not be disappointed

Its that credit not wasted for this and the others in the Series
I do not like to repeat the book when i review
Just be ready for an adventure

Great series, good narrator.

Great narrator, would be even greater if he had more voices in his repertoire. Hard to tell who is speaking sometimes.

This Story Delivers!

The series continues to get better and better. Book 12 stands as one of my favorite of the series as we get fantastic space battles and character development that may have been missing from earlier novels. Ryk Brown is growing in both imagination and prose!

Great chapter in the overall story

The story arch continues to flow well and is coordinated throughout. Enjoying the series. Looking forward to the next episode

Fantastic

I've purchased the entire series thus far and not been disappointed once . There not stand alone books if you want full value out of them . You must read or listen to the others.

Brilliant

Can't wait for the next audio book to be released. Hurry up and release it quick

Great series

Listened to the whole series and it is one excellent series. Enjoy every time a new book comes out. If you enjoy sci-fi space operas it is perfect the perfect series