Titan's Fury

By: Rhett C. Bruno

Narrated by: R.C. Bray

Length: 9 hrs and 30 mins

Publisher's summary

Independence comes at a high cost.

When Malcolm Graves finds himself in the clutches of the Titanborn, his plan to take Kale Trass down hits a wall. With the only family he has left threatened, he’s forced back into the service of another employer, only this time it’s not a corporation giving the orders. The future of the solar system hangs in the balance as Malcolm becomes the personal Collector for the Children of Titan.

The loss of a close friend has Kale rattled as the second stage in his plan to completely sever from Earth begins. Impossible missions, ruthless enemies, traitors in his midst - it will take everything in Kale’s power to keep the fight going. Maybe enough to break him...if he doesn’t break Sol first.

Will Titan finally gain its independence? Or has all the death and destruction been for nothing?

Find out how the Titan Conflict concludes in the explosive fourth installment of the Children of Titan Series!

©2018 Rhett C. Bruno (P)2019 Audible, Inc.

Excellent series!

The Children of Titan series is one of my favorites this year! Fantastic story and great narration! So sad to see this series end, but I'm excited to see what Rhett C. Bruno brings us next! And I hope he keeps R.C. Bray for the next project. Bray is the best!

Excellent conclusion to a very unique story

This series was great. After the first two books I was so curious where it was going to go. Both sides in this series had traits you both admired, loathed, and related to. Not many stories make a listener empathize with the unique struggles of both sides. Not many stories make you understand accurately the conflict within the hero and the protagonist. Since most of the characters are playing both roles it was hard to see a clear way out. I envisioned this series falling apart and waiting for a deus ex machina to wrap up the series after writing eight books too many. I am so happy that this wasn't the case. This series was well thought out and never wavered from the course it set on. Rhett C Bruno is a great story teller and I look forward to diving into his other work. The narration was spot on (as always) by RC Bray. I hope that we will get more stories like this from a team I simply refer to as RCB squared. Great job guys! And thank you.

Great ending

everythings all wrapped up and no questions....well mostly...are left hanging! great ending to a fun series.

Fully satisfying roller-coaster

I've loved the rest of this series, and this one really through me for a few loops. The twists and turns were all believable, some of them very frustrating (but that's how real life is), but in the end a wonderful addition to the Titan series.

A Hollywood ending, for better or for worse

The best thing I can say about Titan's Fury (besides RC Bray's always stellar narration) is that it definitely is an end. It wraps the series conclusively, which is more than I can say for many. My one knock on it is that it simplifies (a cynic may even say "dumbs down") many of the plot threads that were built in the first three books to get there. The characters become less multi-dimensional and the plot more predictable. Maybe even cliche in parts. In its place, action and pivotal moments fill in to smooth over the imperfections.

It's still a worthy read, and if you've come this far, for Earth's sake don't stop now! If the writing for the other books were a 10, this is a 7.5. And it is done so to help keep things moving towards the big grand finale. But jaded Game of Thrones fans may detect the faintest whiff of Season 8 here.

Sooo good!

I just love this series, and have really enjoyed listening to Bray being it to life!

Great ending to a more than decent series

I started this series like a start a bag of Doritos. Low expectations and with plenty of water on-hand. Sure it’s got plenty of interesting and entertaining things in it but at the surface level it’s not much different from any other hard boiled space-setting drama. It really has nothing unique to it, and that’s OK, because those were my expectations going in.

Now where the author diverges from most of the pack is where they throws and pulls their punches. There’s good plot twists. There’s tragic gut-churning deaths. There’s a lot of good stuff in this last book too that keeps the whole ride interesting.

The “Children of Titan” series is probably one of the better generic series to come out lately, and I have to say it will ironically be one of the more memorable ones.

So that might seem like a back-handed compliment kind of review but if you take a series like this that seriously, you’re probably not well-read enough to understand the competition, and should just be happy you stumbled across a gem in the rough.

For a finale, this felt a little weak

The first two books seemed like they were great at setting up a good series, but these last two just seemed lazy, like the author was tired of the characters and decided at one point to just start wrapping up the story in the longest way possible. It was a good time filler, and RC Bray was awesome as always, but I wouldn't recommend anyone spend money on this.

fantastic ending to the titanborn series

RC Bray's excellent narration makes the stunning conclusion of the Titanborn series come to life. Malcolm Graves and Kale Trass both have their stories to tell as the people of Earth and the people of Titan's conflict comes to a head.

Titan conclusion

This is the conclusion of what first started as “The Collector” way back when.
This is a remaster of an all time great science fiction masterpiece.
If there is a series of books hard core sci-fi fans long for then this should not be missed.
It should be at the very top of your stack of books to read, rather experience.
You don’t know me, but I know great stories and this series encompasses it all.
Do yourself a huge favor and read Mr. Bruno’s Titan series.
Better yet, read anything he has written because he’s a master author.
Thank you Rhett for allowing me to listen to my daughter read to me through my adequate ears because my vision has long failed me.
Thank you for allowing me to once again leave all my troubles behind and go on a magical trip into the cosmos of your imagination.
Sincerely,
Alan McDonald