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Savage Wars
- Galaxy's Edge: Savage Wars, Book 1
- Narrated by: Stephen Lang
- Series: Galaxy's Edge: Savage Wars, Book 1
- Length: 12 hrs and 35 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction
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The greatest conflict the galaxy has ever known....
They were the Savages. Raiders from our distant past. Elites who left Earth to create tailor-made utopias aboard the massive lighthuggers that crawled through the darkness between the stars. But the people they left behind on a dying planet didn't perish in the dystopian nightmare the Savages had themselves created: they thrived, discovering faster-than-light technology and using it to colonize the galaxy ahead of the Savages, forming fantastic new civilizations that surpassed the wildest dreams of Old Earth.
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Witness the intense beginning of The Savage Wars, the epic conflict, built into the lore of Galaxy's Edge, that will encompass over a thousand years of brutal fighting. Only the greatest military force in the galaxy can bring this war to an end...and the galaxy will never again be the same.
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- bart
- 03-01-20
A Great Voice Actor can make or break a book/serie
Iv read/listened to all the Galxays Edge books & drank the stories in. As soon as a new one popped up I bought it, recommendations unread, didn't matter cuz I knew it would be another awesome installment... & they pretty have beem until now. Why oh why would you guys allow your work to be read by such an untested one voiced actor. No check that, this narrator is not a voice actor he is a book reader with very little tone deferential & almost no ability to make different voice characteraations. He is painfully bad & has single handedly ruined my favorite story Arch. I'm about 65% of the way though Savage Wars Book 1 & don't think imma gonna make it & if that happens I won't be movung onward within this story Arch...& that's just plain unacceptable!
You have a go, cuz I Know you've love these book/series as much as I, but be forewarned, the narrator ruins this book! From R. C Bray to this? Guys, just what were you thinking?
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- Archangel91
- 02-28-20
Exactly what I wanted.
This is exactly what I hoped it would be, an amazing dive into history about the most brutal conflict to sweep the galaxy. Told in the style of the legendary Stephen Lang, these characters were brought to life and the story was made real by this talented man. The Authors have once again delivered awesomeness to my ears! Read this book!!! KTF. DO-91
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- Alex Sumner
- 03-04-20
Meh
Savage Wars opens the same way as Legionnaire, you're thrust into the midst of a dangerous military engagement, introduced to a number of characters across the board and there's no indication who's central to the story and who's not. You have to make up your mind as the story plays out. As the attrition rate climbs the core players of the story rise to the surface.
And here is where RC Bray's brilliant narration of Legionnaire made that evolution a gripping experience. I cared about _all_ the characters, no matter how minor. From the members of Hyena Squad grouped too close together to the little girl buried alive, their fates had an impact on me. The dire circumstances Victory Company found themselves in on Kublar had me on the edge of my seat, worried about their survival the entire book.
I'm sad to say that Savage Wars does not have the same immediacy as Legionnaire. I was psyched when I found out Stephen Lang would narrate the trilogy. He has a terrific voice and I've enjoyed his performances on the big and small screens. Unfortunately, during the initial campaign segment of Savage Wars the majority of the time Lang is merely telling the story, which results in little to no emotional engagement. As a consequence, the brief scenarios of numerous minor characters during the battle, which _should_ enhance your experience like in Legionnaire, instead risk the story devolving into total confusion if not downright annoyance at being distracted. When Lang does choose to narrate a scene, there isn't a lot of distinction between the supporting character's voices. As Savage Wars continues, they became a bit more unique, but even during the latter stages of the story, there were still moments of figuring out who was talking. Lang's narration is nowhere close to the vividness RC Bray imparted from the get go in Legionnaire.
Bummer. I was hoping for an awesome listen. Instead it's nothing to write home about.
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- sasquatch
- 02-27-20
Humanity's best vs it's absolute worst.
Exceptional beginning to an exceptional story of conflict and sacrifice. No man is an island, but Rechs is a rock in an ever changing galaxy. "Do another one babe"
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- Jesse
- 02-25-20
By Oba this is it.
I didn’t have a favorite Galaxy’s Edge book. Until now. Holy freaking hell this book is awesome. Worth missing a nights sleep. Get some caffeine and be prepared for in my humble opinion of the BEST GE novel to date. The Savage Wars do not disappoint. KTF Leegies. KTF.
26 people found this helpful
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- Logan
- 02-25-20
Great addition to the Galaxy’s Edge universe
Another great GE book that expands the lore of the humans and savages before the main series takes place. Can’t wait for the second book!
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- Dustin Ankerson
- 02-27-20
Awesome prequel spinoff
Huge fan of the GE series and somehow this is even better so far. Already pre-ordered the next two books. Stephen Lang was the perfect choice to narrate this series, his cadence is spot on and he has the calm, cool and collected air of confidence in his voice that you can feel in Cole/Anspach's main characters.
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- Ls-16
- 02-26-20
My new favorite in the Galaxy’s Edge universe
This one has it all! Its got wild firefights, it’s got Savage insanity, it’s got WMDs, motorcycle chases, and heart string tugs, and to top it all off, they got Stephen Lang to bring it to life straight to your ear holes!
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- J.D. Cooper
- 03-06-20
Wow!
I must say, one of the best! can't wait to get into the next installment.
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- Neal B. Forzod
- 03-03-20
Do another one babe.
This book was fantastic. My favorite in the entire series. It’s action packed and character driven at the same time. I love the Wild Man and Tyrus Rechs. Please don’t stop at 3. This needs to be an ongoing setting in the Galaxys Edge universe. KTF!!
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- paul sparks
- 02-28-20
Outstanding listen
At long last the start of the savage wars and so much to absorb, how the legion started, who originated H8, who came up the war cry KTF and so much more, I loved this book, Stephen Lang narration was very good and he did Tyrus justice particularly after suffering Ray Porters interpretation (not to my liking but I know others enjoyed it) my only caveat with Mr Lang’s narration is when he takes on a female narrative, leaves a bit to be desired but that’s very minor, once again I state I loved this book and can’t wait for part 2
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- Justin
- 03-03-20
incredible
sensational listening! I got half way through and a few things come to light then started again from the beginning this time listening to it closer .... fantastic narrator once again on this series with amazing storyline ! I've no idea how these guys just pump out story after story just getting better and better
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- Lee Dawson
- 04-03-20
Savage wars: fantastic book
This book is part of the tyrus rex series. This book was a joy to listen to, full of action and the narrator was top notch as usual.
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- Peter Odukwe
- 02-29-20
Brilliant from start to finish....
Having listened to the entire Galaxy's Edge Saga so far, I thought that could not be topped. This is even better. Stephen Lang just nails the story with a gritty captivating performance. Parts 2 and 3 already pre-ordered. It's that good.
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- Zatoichisan
- 02-01-21
How To Start a Series and Kill Interest
Oh dear me!
I have no idea where the book and series go after the first third of the first book but I don't really care.
I enjoy stories of combat and fighting as much as any man my age brought up making WW2 airfix models and figures, playing with Napoleonic tin soldiers and generally growing up learning to not mention the War to any passing Germans.
However this endless mush of make believe combat left me bored, and despairing of any plot developing at all.The fantasy warfare that starts the book and goes on and on and on, is so dull and inconsequential to the reader that I had to quit completely rather than go on listening to another minute.
How do the writers imagine I am going to care a Fourpence Ha'penny Farthing, if they have not spent any time letting you get to know and care about either the characters or the situation.
Yes I have read the main series and I was hoping to hear about Tyrus Rex some more but really be prepared to struggle with at least the first half of this book.
If it gets better I don't know I will likely return the book and never find out, because at this point I am too disinterested to care.
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- John 04
- 03-21-20
The beginning of it all.
It reads like the laying out of a chessboard. Throughout the standalone story, you can see the origins of the Legion, the why 's, the wherefores and even the future battle cry's. KTF.
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- M. Britton
- 05-24-20
Cheesiest narration I've ever heard...
How did you get the narrator so wrong? I literally feel sick listening to this dude... He turns everything in to a laughable mash up of sarcastically flavoured boredom... I can imagine him saying "Oh yeah" in a disturbing and seedy way at the end of every paragraph... There's one good thing he does... Gives a slight pause before going into character, but the characters are all pointless to me 10 hours in now, so I'm frankly asking for a refund... I have no idea what's going on with the book cos I can't stomach to listen to it so I am not following...
I don't know the story with R.C. Bray... I don't know why you haven't asked him to do all the books... It makes sense because each narrator brings in their own flavour to the stories... Maybe Bray is asking for too much money idk... but this new guy is a complete joke and I will never buy another from your series with him narrating... I'm sorry but that's just how strongly I feel about it... Without Bray, it's never going to be the story you set it out to be... Not for me anyway...
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- Blaze Jay
- 03-27-22
Thrilling
Amazing book backed by superb performance of Stephen Lang. This guy is made to read military si-fi.
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- Rogeraee
- 05-23-20
Very uninteresting Start, Charater Confusion
It was a very muddled start that went on for sometime, maybe only me but I was confused about the characters. it picked up after the first half and definitely improved. the last half was much better and now I look forward to the next. it is the first time I listened to this narrator and found I could understand clearly, but far to monotone throughout.
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- Lee Murphy
- 05-08-20
love for the savage wars
I have read a bunch of the Galaxy's Edge books and have looked forward to finding out more about the savage wars and I was not disappointed. Great story performed by the Fantastic Stephen Lang
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- Harrison
- 03-24-20
I think it's good...I think
It's a cool story, but I'm not sure about having Stephen Lang narrate this quintessential prequel to the Galaxy's Edge universe. Lang is not a bad speaker (Well, he's certainly very talented) - the problem is that his style doesn't work for Galaxy's Edge, especially after R.C. Bray's brilliant job in the first season. When in a pitched battle between bombs dropping, a stressed soldier speaks like Christopher Walken, or in a heated argument the two impassioned officers converse like Sam Elliot, it's not as immersive. But still a cool story and (oncevyoi get used to Lang's style) a good audio book.
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- Carey Nagle
- 04-15-20
Very hard work
THe basic plot was ok but so much guff to fill in the time, was very hard work to finish it
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- Elisabeth
- 03-31-20
Bad performance
I really enjoy the galaxy edge series unfortunately the narration is simply not RC Bray and it is real hard to listen to - had to return the book bit of a shame
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- JJ
- 03-12-20
Awesome
The more I learn about the Character that is Tyrus Rex the more I want to read. Non stop action in this one.
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- Anonymous User
- 12-11-20
OUTSTANDING
This book for me is the best in the whole series, you get to feel right in the thick of it. The scale is epic and I want more books to come from time period.
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- Anonymous User
- 11-17-20
Excellent story but poor performance.
For anyone who’s read Galaxy’s edge this is just what you’re used to. Action, colour and intrigue.
The narrator is good at what he does but the performance seems to be put together from two separate reads that vary greatly in quality. The switch between them is jarring when it happens and sometimes that is often. Disappointing.
This book is unlikely to hook a new comer to the franchise, but is a good read for those into Galaxy’s edge.
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- Anonymous User
- 05-26-20
Great book
The story was great, really enjoying Rex's back story and the beginning of the legion.
sometimes the voices sounded bland and monotone
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- Anonymous User
- 05-07-20
Slow Start but stayed true
The beginning of the book was very hard reading, I saw little cohesion and the storyline was all over the place. Not to mention slow. Full of names I didn't recognize. Until the usual hero ditched the facade, then it hot interesting and the book payed off
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- Joshua
- 04-28-20
Seems like a good story.
Struggling to get through this story and I'm not even reading it. To be fair I've only listened to Old Republic books and I may be used to the subtle background noises they include, but the narrator is not drawing me in with this one. Its a shame I'll probably finish this story then been done with this series.
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- Kindle Customer
- 04-15-20
Excellent Narration
Excellent and chilling. Great story and narration. Well done Mr Lang and the Cole/Anspach team.