Vanguard

Codename: Freedom, Book 4

De: Apollos Thorne

Narrado por: MacLeod Andrews

After surviving the trials of Freedom, Lucius enters the next stage of the military's super soldier creation scheme.

Medieval weaponry and gritty fantasy combat are a thing of the past. He must bring what he's learned to the modern battlefield.

Fighting futuristic tech isn't his only challenge. He'll go head-to-head against Genesis participants—enlisted military personnel who unlocked their psionics a year before Freedom began.

Will his emerging psionic abilities and hard-earned experience be enough?

©2022 Apollos Thorne (P)2023 Podium Audio

Amazing

Once again I’m stuck waiting for the next book, literally could not put the book down. Really just did it all in one shot no sleep at all ha ha ha

It's not bad but definitely fell short

I actually like the series and hope it gets better, so don't think im just hating on the book. Does it seem to anyone else that Lucius is becoming more whiney and less tactically sound in the head?
I mean he trains like crap then wonders why he can't fight as well. I'm not going to get into the back and forth with the girl

3 year wait...

I love this series. I really hope it doesn’t take another 3 years to get 12 hours of book with 4 hours of good combat. I’m cool with the forbidden love story. I’m cool with the ladies loving the MC. I’m cool with basically all of it, except if it’s going to take another 3 years, either ramp up the action, or give us twice the content. Macleod is awesome (he’s also real good in the Cowboy Necromancer series by Harmon Cooper, highly recommend). Thanks for another addition Apollos!

Very enjoyable

I always enjoy underdog stories, mix that with some forbidden love, unbeatable enemy and the fate of the world and you get this book. Great story, cant wait for next book.

After years of waiting

After years of waiting I believe this picked up and kept going/ adjusted and grew developed fantastically. I’m very pleased that moobs is not a thing in this book as it was the only downfall to the other books.