
Cry Wolf
The Empire's Corps, Book 15
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Narrated by:
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Jeffrey Kafer
They say democracy dies in darkness.
Earth has fallen. The Empire is no more. Old certainties are collapsing everywhere. Chaos is spreading across the stars, with war following in its wake.
Tarsus, a world too close to Earth for comfort, is far from immune.
Clarence Esperanza, a reporter on Tarsus, thought he had the story of the century. But, when he took the story to his bosses, he was unceremoniously fired. Cut off from his former friends, abandoned by his wife isolated from the world around him, he thought all he could do was stagger onto the streets and wait to die. But when an old friend offers him a job, with a new news outlet challenging the dominance of the planetary media networks, he finds himself on the front lines of a struggle for control of the planet....
...And fighting for the freedom of an entire world.
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The narration of this book was outstanding.
Too close to home
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Two Thumbs Up.
Investigative Journalism at its Sci-Fi...nest
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Otherwise, the book, and the whole series should be required reading for anyone seeking a position in government.
It’s part of a great series showing the decline of a great power
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This story takes place on Tarsus, and makes no mention of Stalker on Avalon. The Childe Roland is mentioned, but we still wonder where he is and if he can do anything. That seemed to be important to Stalker, but is becoming less and less so.
Everybody loves Jeffrey Kafer. I even like his reading here although he has no different voices for any of the characters. All the "Yes, Sir"s sound exactly the same from every mouth, every time, all across the galaxy. He misses points of emphasis as if he isn't scanning ahead far enough to know how the sentences end and should be read. It's a good enough book, though, while we wait to return to Avalon and the havoc of Admiral Singh.
Tangent to Avalon, targeted on us
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The View from the Peanut Gallery
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the information age
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Not quite as good as usual
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I look forward to the next one!
Been waiting!
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it was really great. I could hardly put it down.
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Good story, but off subject...
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