
Death World
Undying Mercenaries, Book 5
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Narrado por:
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Mark Boyett
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De:
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B. V. Larson
Unknown aliens attack Earth. Their planet is uncharted, mysteriously having avoided detection for centuries. It's a world packed with the most vicious aliens humanity has yet to encounter. James McGill has discovered: Death World.
In the fifth book of the Undying Mercenaries series, the war comes home, and aliens strike a devastating blow. Bent on revenge, Legion Varus chases the raiders to the stars and discovers a growing alien menace. A cancerous species has invaded our region of the galaxy and must be dealt with. McGill learns why the Cephalopod Kingdom has yet to attack Earth and what's happening behind the scenes in the Core Worlds. Throughout, he upholds his unique sense of right, wrong, and honor. Death World is a military science fiction novel by best-selling author B. V. Larson.
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The series keeps improving
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good listen
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Nice continuation.
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What made the experience of listening to Death World the most enjoyable?
Exciting and you never know what the characters are going to do.What other book might you compare Death World to and why?
Personally BV Larson is my favorite Author even surpassing RA Salvatore. So this is a hard question to answer so two othe authors i like are Keven Hearne and NuttallWhat about Mark Boyett’s performance did you like?
Wonderful as alwaysWas this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
YesGreat Story!!
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Little disappointed
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Another great installment
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Addictive
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Better than the last book
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If you could sum up Death World in three words, what would they be?
Funny Bloody GripingWho was your favorite character and why?
Toss up between Carlos, McGill a couple of guys that get the job done. There are the scum bags Winsleed,Turhov ( sorry about the spelling)Which character – as performed by Mark Boyett – was your favorite?
McGill, to me it's amazing how he can maintain the voices though out the series.Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
I could easily listen to the whole series one after the other they are just that good. I would take a week of vacation to listen to all of them.Any additional comments?
I wish these books could be made into a movie, but I doubt you could find the right producer/director team to stick with it. Not to many actors would sign on to a 5 or 6 movie deal either. But if they were done right they would out sell Star Wars.Just another great book
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Before I begin this review I need to mention that this book is part of the Undying Mercenaries series. As it's almost impossible to review a book in a series without a few spoilers as to what came before. This is the obligatory warning. If you are averse to any spoilers, stop reading.
For those who haven't read a B. V. Larson book, I should provide some context. Almost all of his series tend to be military sci-fi combined with a heavy dose of teenage boy wish fulfillment. This generally is resolved by the tactics of our unlikely hero both on the battlefield and in the bedroom. I generally wouldn't look too closely at his plots, because the wish fulfillment side of the equation creates huge plot holes.
The start of this finds James McGill, our hero, unusually introspective. His parents find out he has a daughter on Dust World and want to see their grandchild. They are then treated to a bit of culture shock when Della, his erstwhile daughter's mother, stops by to shack up with him while on leave.
Della was raised in a wholly different culture on her perspective on some things create some friction, however, McGill's parents are determined to play nice. This includes going to see a military ceremony welcoming in the first freighter bearing minerals from Machine World.
Unbeknownst to all at the ceremony, the freighter comes under attack as it enters orbit. The result of this is basically a kamikaze run smack into the ceremony killing the troops, thousands of onlookers, and wiping out multiple city blocks.
McGill is revived, along with the rest of Legion Varus, during their pursuit of their attackers. Driven by his grief for his dead parents, McGill is at last determined to be the kind of Veteran that legion Varus needs.
Mark Boyett is an amazing narrator and, as usual, hits the ball out of the park. He really captures the essence of the characters to an extent that's immersive in a truly enjoyable way.
Conclusion: This is the fifth book in the Undying Mercanaries series. While this book doesn't forego the usual James McGill shenanigans, oft resulting in amorous play, it does have a bit more than usual.
The plot brings a lot to the table and leaves you wanting more of this universe and, wonder of wonders, McGill shows the first hints of maturity and responsibility. To be honest, I'm not wholly certain why I like this series as the writing oft leaves something to be desired. I'm still listening though, and this book was definitely one of the better ones in series.
Better than usual
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