Earth Honor

Earthrise, Book 8

By: Daniel Arenson

Narrated by: Jeffrey Kafer

Length: 9 hrs and 16 mins

Publisher's summary

We call them the grays. For years, they lurked in shadows. For years, they struck from the dark. Kidnapping us. Torturing us. Studying us.

Now they unleash their full fury.

Thousands of their saucers attack Earth. Our armies crumble. Earth burns.

Yet from the fire, heroes rise. Marco Emery. Addy Linden. Einav Ben-Ari. Names everyone on Earth knows. The names of legends. Names now whispered as a prayer.

Around the heroes, humanity will rally. Under their leadership, we will fight. Together we can win.

The grays think us weak. But we will stand strong!

©2017 Daniel Arenson (P)2017 Audible, Inc.

Two released at the same time

I reviewed the later one first, but as always I enjoy this series and hope it lives on again.

Stop the madness

You could stop with the aliens always eating humans and it would be fine I think

Amazing book

This is my favorite of the series thus far. I enjoyed the part about deep being as I practice mindfulness and am a therapist I found this part to be accurate and shows how it can help those suffering from ptsd and other mental health issues.

Brings the print version to life

I previously read this series and I have found the Audible version riveting. Thoroughly enjoyed this story.

Much better than the last one

I had lost hope with the last book... See what I did there? But this book was good. Ben-Ariv is back and awesome. Marco is a good guy making good decisions and Addie is funny and not annoying. She is good with
Marco and they seem to make a good team. Lailani is as awesome as ever. Her decision making is questionable but I can see her perhaps being at odds with the group in the future whether being a proponent of cyborgs or with scum hybrids one day. Just a feeling. They are still out there right? And she is a queen. Good set ups in this story and finnaly the characters show why they are heroes. Not whining broken things that have lost caveman on the tarmac, Elvis and sheriff, beast and the tunnels of Corpus. The emperor in the fires of Abbadon. See what I mean. You've heard it all before if you've made it this far. I love you Addie and Lailani and Cami and I'm sorry for hurting you and to all the girls... Blah blah Marco. I'm glad he's into deep wellness. God bless that elephamt. Now who's up for some hotdogs. I know I am.

I want to like it!

I don't know, I really want to like this series, but I think there is such a thing as too much character development. 90% of this book has nothing to do with the war with the Gray's. It is about the main characters off on there own journeys. I realize that it is probably setting up for the next book, but it is still frustrating. I think what frustrates me is that this series doesn't need to be 9 books. If the author did it in 4 or 5 longer books, rather than 9 shorter, then I don't think I would be as upset about it. It just feels like I should not have to use 9 credits for this series. The way book 8 ends is, in my opinion, terrible. The story should have just continued instead of ending. That being said, it isn't just this author who stretches these series out more than they should be. It is becoming more and more common, unfortunately!

Deep being and lots of whining

Crap, a filler book with too much whining and talk about inner peace and crap

there series is going downhill

I enjoyed the first few books in the series, but this book and the last one have started falling off as far as the story goes. there are still some interesting pieces but the character Addie was way over done and a majority of the story felt like time filler.