
De Oppresso Liber
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Narrated by:
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Dina Pearlman
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Evan Currie
The war may be over, but the fighting continues as SOLCOM learns of an excursion by the Ross'El against an unaffiliated prespace civilization in the no man's land between Earth and the Alien Alliance.
With always more questions than answers, SOLCOM dispatches a ship to quietly survey the situation and determine what, if any, course of action is best. Captain Sorilla Aida and her team are the ground element assigned to the task, with the clear understanding that no matter what, they are to remain undetected by the alien overlords now controlling the moon world.
Sorilla knows only one thing for certain as she learns more about the situation: Oppression is universal, freedom is never free...and this is exactly what she trained for.
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another home run!
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Evan Currie is a busy man with various series and he very talented. Have been waiting for the next On Silver Wings book to be released. It was and a few days later complete. Left me needing more and more. Now I have to wait for the next one.....Another Great Book in a Great Series
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The sci-fi elements continue with an alien theme. The new alien race, while overall humanoid, are uniquely distinct and intriguing. There's also more exploration of Alliance history, especially concerning the Grav, the Ross' natural enemy and the only entity that has been able to fight them to a standstill. At this point, Currie has constructed a comprehensive universe with an interesting mix of alien cultures, galactic politics, and solid, endearing recurring characters. The potential for future installments is wide open at this point.
The narration is performed superbly with an excellent range of voices of both genders. At the same time, alien voices are rendered in a unique style that adds to the performance.
Aida goes back to her roots
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Then I will gives you a review.
Mkrituri the Salaunt.
OK
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Good but not Great...
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maybe it's just me
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Same old story
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Annoying reader
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In the end, Aida did get one thing right, she should have stayed a first sergeant.
With that said, the writing and narration were still good; it was just the story that had degraded.
Aida and Story Experiencing Burnout
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Sadly the always right, always good at anything, runs out and fights like a 80's action star with storm trooper thug villain incompetent opposition destroys the immersion.
I don't understand. The book has many side characters who are interesting to follow. I wish he'd get rid of Aida and just have the crew of the ship work together to overcome obstacles, and maybe give them a tie breaker instead of overwhelming victory all the time.
The main villains of the story just seem like jokes at this point. They can literally march their entire army onto any world, but end up fleeing as soon as one women army Aida shows up leaving their tech fully intact for the humans to take.
Interesting world building (universe I suppose). Boring perfect at everything main character.
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