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The Relentless Legion

The Divide, Book 3

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The Relentless Legion

By: J. S. Dewes
Narrated by: Andrew Eiden, Anthony Rey Perez, Nicol Zanzarella
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J. S. Dewes is back with her acclaimed and action-packed Divide series (The Last Watch, The Exiled Fleet) where The Expanse meets the Night's Watch.

This program features multicast narration.

The Sentinels have rallied under the leadership of Adequin Rake, and Cavalon Mercer has uncovered the horrifying genetic solution his grandfather is about to unleash on the unsuspecting outer colonies.

Both Rake and Cavalon race against time to save the universe once again. They'll need every resource, every ally who might answer the call.

It might not be enough.

The Divide Series

The Last Watch

The Exiled Fleet

The Relentless Legion

A Macmillan Audio production from Tor Books.

©2024 J. S. Dewes (P)2024 Macmillan Audio
Adventure Space Opera
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“The conclusion to “The Divide Series,” after The Exiled Fleet, maintains the action-packed pace and universe-wide setting of the previous books, while keeping the personal connection between the characters at the core of the story. Place this trilogy in the hands of readers who like the “Expanse” series by James S.A. Corey.”—Library Journal

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Dewes killed it, again.

definitely a bit misty eyed. this was a beautiful way to end the first arc of the story and set up the next. I can't wait for the next book, though I say that at the end of every one of these books. platonic love really does keep the world going, and it's beautiful to see that represented and celebrated in literature, especially when romantic love is usually the focus of the 'unlikely duo saves the day' stories.

some small inconsistent pronunciation of a few words between narrators, but that's literally my only complaint. it's probably hardly noticable to anyone but my autistic @$$, though, so NBD.

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Exceeded Very High Expectations!

I liked The Last Watch very much and was absolutely captivated by The Exiled Fleet. It’s exceedingly rare to have two narrators so perfectly embody the characters. I’ve been impatiently waiting for the third in the trilogy. and a little apprehensive that it couldn’t live up to expectations. Moreover, adding and voicing Jackin as a third equal protagonist was a daunting challenge. JS Dewes did it. All of it. I’m invested in these people because they had depth, flaws, and growing emotional intelligence. I mourned Puck and mourn for Mesa’s loss. Please don’t settle for a Netflix series. This needs to be a Star Wars level, theatrical trilogy!

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A-Ok

I enjoyed the listen. The VAs crushed it, certainly. Although the story has one of those resolutions that kind of make you wonder where all the steps to get there went. Mostly, I noticed a lot, maybe nearly all the sci-fi elements just sort of quit about half way through. You're still in the setting sure, but there's a lot less air lock breaching, mini-sun making and sci-fi military action going after a certain point and I was well past it in the story before I really noticed. Which is fine, more on myself maybe, it adjusted my perspective on the series a bit and I think I thought I was reading/listening to a different kind of story. It's much less military sci-fi action and intrigue and a lot more character growth journey/ relationship dynamics focused, maybe a point in its favor for most.

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What happened Dewes?

it's like you put off writing until the last week before it was due. Abandoned several plot points. introduced a few new ones. Gave a brand new one, wrote nothing about it, then abandoned it a couple chapters later.

Not to mention the 7 hours of backstory you dropped into the beginning of the third book.
And the ending....

What happened Dewes?

I absolutely loved the first two in the series and encourage others to read them. Not this though. I almost never say this but wow, that was bad.

Sorry for the harsh review but this needed to be said. I hope everything is well with you.

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