Unreconciled

De: W. Michael Gear

Narrado por: Alyssa Bresnahan

The fourth book in the thrilling Donovan sci-fi series returns to a treacherous alien planet where corporate threats and dangerous creatures imperil the lives of the colonists.

Where does one put a messianic cult of practicing cannibals? That becomes the question when Ashanti appears in Donovan's skies. She was designed for no more than four years in space. It's taken 10.

The crew has sealed the transportees onto a single deck - and over the years, the few survivors down there have become monsters. Lead by the messiah, Batuhan, they call themselves the Unreconciled. Supervisor Kalico Aguila settles them at remote Tyson Station. With the discovery of a wasting disease among the Unreconciled, it's up to Kalico, Dya Simonov, and Mark Talbot to try and deal with the epidemic. Only Batuhan has plans of his own - and Kalico and her people are to be the main course.

Talina Perez has brokered an uneasy truce with the quetzal molecules that float in her blood. Now, she, young Kylee Simonov, a quetzal named Flute, and a clueless nobleman named Taglioni rush to save Kalico's vanished party. But as always, Donovan is playing its own deadly game. Lurking in the forest outside Tyson Base is an old and previously unknown terror that even quetzals fear. And it has already begun to hunt.

©2020 W. Michael Gear (P)2020 Recorded Books

good, better than 3, a bit too crowded

much better than book 3. too many povs and disparate situations being covered all at once. appreciated most of them, but maintaining them slaughtered the flow.

Series keeps getting better.

Excellent story and top-notch writing. Five stars! Looking forward to the next book in the series!

Incredible!

This man’s writing pulls you right In to the place and time. With book 4, I could not stop listening.

Great writing

I’m loving this series!
A must listen for science fiction fans.
Moving on to the next book now

Want More

Great narration. Alyssa brings the story to life. Language may occasionally be offensive but I could not stop listening and it wasn't overt to cause me to stop listening like some books. Great continuation of the story and you know it is good when you are sad that the book ended and there isn't another one to follow. 20 hours went by like snap.