The Retro War

De: Dietmar Wehr

Narrado por: Luke Daniels

The Synchronicity War is over, and the insectoid beachheads in our spiral arm have been destroyed, but the aftermath of the war holds some nasty surprises for humanity and its loyal AI allies. Somebody is messing with the human time line. Is it the friendlies, the sogas, the insectoids, or a new race?

This stand-alone novel set in the Synchronicity War universe has new human and AI characters. Find out what happened to Valkyrie, Casanova, Iceman, Gunslinger, and the other Rim AIs. The Retro War spans time and space in a galactic chess game with humans and their AIs as the pawns.

©2014 Dietmar Wehr (P)2016 Podium Publishing

Great story

I really enjoy the synchronicity war series and this one is no different. It does tie up the lose ends.

Amazing!

A great way time end the series, lots of great twists and turns. very typical of the author and the book series.

Where’s the next one

When’s the next book hitting audible? Dietmar wehr has a bunch of books on kindle?

Another great story

I really enjoyed this book and the Synchronicity War series. Luke Daniels does another awesome job of bringing the characters to life.

First class military sci-fi

What did you love best about The Retro War?

I't hard to tell, I love just about all of it

Which character – as performed by Luke Daniels – was your favorite?

Victor Shiloh and Iceman

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

The AI's made me laugh

Any additional comments?

This book is supposed to stand alone, but I don't agree with that. Please do yourself a favour and read (or listen to) "The Synchronicity War" series first. And I hope the author will write a successor.

Ugh

love the story but calling the CAG the C A G really got to me.

Great stand alone

I really enjoyed this take off of the series. If you liked the original trilogy, you'll like this one. It does have some answers.

Entertaining an thought provoking.

A very action 0acked and enjoyable read. You'll never see time the same way again

Love this addition to the series

A great continuation to the series. I hope he writes another. And please keep using the same narrator because he is the best.

Time travel gets tiring

When time travel is limited, it's an interesting twist on a story. The first few books in this series explored that well. But when time travel gains power or becomes nearly unlimited, it becomes a weak, tired trope that destroys a story and makes it unbelievable unless you expend effort to "suspend disbelief". Only the most cursory of thinking about a scenario allows you to realize that you can can plant a nearly infinite number of traps for an opponent or his ancestors, given the ability to constantly flit back in time without limits.

That said, this series does have a lot of compelling story elements and good characters and narrative.