Wings of Redemption

By: Richard Fox, Josh Hayes

Narrated by: Luke Daniels

Length: 9 hrs and 51 mins

Publisher's Summary

The galactic balance of power shifts against humanity’s fledgling colony on Terra Nova.

After narrowly escaping a brutal attack, Chief Kit Carson and her surviving Pathfinders reach the Zeis Homeworld. Their mission is to seek new allies among the uncharted stars continues, but first they must end the insurrection tearing across the planet, threatening the fragile negotiations.

Governor Ken Hale is in a desperate race against time to build up the colony’s defenses. When his new soldiers are found dead on the colony’s streets, he must turn to a retired assassin to help hunt down the deranged killer.

And the greatest threat of all, the ancient Ultari Empire, rekindles under the iron rule of a returned emperor. Their quest for vengeance will burn across the stars...and Terra Nova is the next target.

©2019 Richard Fox and Josh Hayes (P)2019 Podium Publishing

Another fine example of Story Telling

There is not much that I can add to the already glowing reviews other than my perspective on my own experience with the book. I found that at the end of the second book, I was looking forward to the third. But, when the third book started I was surprised to discover that I was completely uninterested in it. How did that happen? Well, I don't know. So this book had to work for it to say the least. I cannot begin to tell you how often I started to doze off during it. Not the books fault, nor the narrators, but more to the fact that it just didn't grab my interest. What really threw me was the introduction to new characters that fell flat for me. The odd story spacing also made it a chore for me to stay away while listening to this book. Overall, I enjoyed the book but just felt that it was Muh at best. Three stars and a must listen too if you are into the story, but otherwise, skip it.

no point

the third book is unavailable I have looked and can not find a reason why so like I said no point.

Are anger. pride and ignorance really super powers

There is a simple story line and some imagination but the solution to every problem is anger and dominance. it's like a libertarian perspective without noticing massive government support.

This story is getting interesting

Liked the two first books but it felt lacking some soul compared to the ember war saga. During this book the story really comes to life. It is engaging and leaves me wanting more. Can’t wait for the sequel!

Much more interesting

in truth, after reading the second book in the series, i was going to give up on this series. as a *meh* when compared to the ember war. i'm glad that i didn't. the old villains are down-played a bit, and the new villains are bit cartoonish (e.g., the physicist or the 6th-in-line-to-the-thrown princess), but the new possible allies are very interesting. i eagerly await the forth book.

Great begining and middle still scratching my head

The end was a cliff hanger that kinda made me mad. I'm hoping it won't take long to get the next book

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Seriously Amazing

This series and the greater series it comes from are seriously amazing. Always good action, great performance and a very captivating plot. i feel like I go through withdraws after finishing the newest books because it was soooo good and I have to wait several more months for the next one!

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Should have started where it finished

Its like the story went on vacation right up to just before the end.

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May Be Good Don't Know Narration Was To Bad

You start off just laughing at the narration. the accents are so bad you have to laugh. Then listening to Colonel Klink, the wizard from the wizard of oz, the country hick, and the NY lackey just start to grate at you after only a couple of hours.

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