Wizard Betrayed

By: Rodney Hartman

Narrated by: Guy Williams

Length: 19 hrs and 5 mins

Publisher's Summary

Wizard scouts, once the greatest fighting force the galaxy has ever known, face extinction as the Intergalactic Empire's war of attrition with the bat-like Crosioians takes its toll. In a desperate all-or-nothing attempt to snatch victory from defeat, the Empire calls on Wizard Scout Richard Shepard, the last of the legendary wizard scouts, to pave the way for the largest invasion force the Empire has ever assembled. Caught in political crosscurrents that could change the Empire forever, Richard's only allies are his battle computer and the elf high priestess, Jeena.

As fleets of starships battle it out, human and elf are forced to find a way to overcome their prejudices long enough to fight their common enemy. Thrust from one frightening nightmare to another, the two discover an intergalactic war may be the least of their worries, as demonic forces assemble to overwhelm three galaxies. Richard and Jeena soon discover their only path to victory may well require sacrifices beyond anything they have ever imagined.

Are Richard and Jeena the star-crossed lovers foretold in prophecy? Can two such disparate races work together to avert the pending crisis, or are they destined for slaughter along with every other living being? In a backdrop of intergalactic warfare the likes of which the galaxy has never seen, a lone wizard scout and an elf high priestess try to hold back the forces of darkness long enough to make a difference. It may well be too much to ask, even for a wizard scout.

©2017 Rodney Hartman (P)2018 Rodney Hartman

Stupid

Genna is way to stupid of a character it gets to the point I don’t want to finish the book

Great Story wonderful twist

These stories keep me glued to the radio with wonderful twist and plots keep up the good work!!!!!!!!

I was hooked the whole way through. Amazing!

I loved it so much. I've been hooked since the first book. I usually listen to my books only when I'm at work so that I don't finish my books too quickly. but I knew I couldn't resist the urge to listen to this book all the way through even at home. I listened and had no urge to sleep. I was completely enveloped and wrapped into the world of Richard Shephard. I listened for 10 hours straight until I fell asleep. once I woke I finished what was left of the book immediately. I'm itching to read the next installment.

somehow addictive

I've no idea how or why, but I find this series addictive. The world building is cool enough, and the prose is improving. if you can ignore all the plot holes because time travel... fun ride.

Gets better and better

The story matures as do the characters. My only criticism is that there were 200 years of missions that we pretty much missed.

another great one.

Thank you so much Rodney! hooah! I'm happy for Rick! looking forward to the next!

once again I love this series

This book gave so many answers to questions I have been waiting to be answered I love how things just kept working out the way they did.

I rarely write reviews

In fact, this is my first review. I had taken a break from audiobooks, however when I saw that Rodney wrote a new book in the wizard scout series, I immediately purchased it. Boy was I not disappointed, the character growth is great and the way everything is fitting together is awesome. I can’t wait for the next one.

Holy Cow

What a book 6. I went through books 1-5 again before listening to this book. I could not stop listening to this book. I’ll admit I was a bit frustrated how long he delayed the bond mates from really being together, but it was worth the wait. Well done!

loved it. only one small problem

it may sound Petty but.
I'm not even kidding.
it took over an hour for the implied sexy time to happen.
at the start of chapter something-or-other it was implied that sexy time was about to happen, but that sexy time didn't actually happen until another hour after that implication and this makes me mad and I'm not okay with that

1 of 2 people found this review helpful

rushing towards a conclusion

there are to many storylines interwoven in this book. it feels the author is trying to bring the series to conclusion.