Eve of War Audiobook By R.L. Giddings, Richard Giddings, Christine Giddings cover art

Eve of War

A military Science Fiction book - complete series

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By: R.L. Giddings, Richard Giddings, Christine Giddings
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They told him he was finished!

That he’d never again command a starship.

Because, while he’d been languishing as a POW, things had moved on.

Now, the key word was diplomacy.

So, when a new threat appears from the depths of space…everything changes.

And suddenly, Faulkner’s unique skill set is very much in demand.

R.L Giddings’ Silver Fleet series is a masterclass of action and suspense, sure to please Military Sci-Fi readers everywhere. A must read if you love Old Man’s War and Jack Campbell’s Lost Fleet series.

Grab your copy of Eve of War and read the book that launched a thousand ships.

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I'd really like to hear this narrated by RC Bray, I would have given it five stars across!

Engaging story, I hope there are more in the series.

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A nuc in space creating a blast zone tens of thousands of miles wide, really? There is nothing in space so what is the blast zone made of? A space ship one mile away would feel NO turbulence, probably get a hell of a tan but any space craft would have to be hardend to radiation so no . Do a little research dude, google has been around for years

Bad science, go back to school.

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