Galactic Conflict: The Slaver Wars, Book 6, by Raymond L. Weil
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Fleet Admiral Streth has left Rear Admiral Jeremy Strong the difficult task of holding the system of Careth until he can return with a relief fleet. Jeremy is facing impossible odds as the Hocklyns and AIs gather a massive force to crush his fleet and the defenses he has put in place around the bear's home planet. Cut off from the Federation, Jeremy and his people have no idea whether the Federation still exists or if the Hocklyns and the AIs have destroyed it.
In the Federation, Admiral Streth is being forced to play a game of politics to get a relief fleet approved. His biggest fear is that he won't arrive back at Careth in time to save Admiral Strong. He knows that time is running out and he might be forced to take some desperate measures.
Galactic Conflict: The Slaver Wars, Book 6, by Raymond L. Weil- Amazon Sales Rank: #36152 in Audible
- Published on: 2015-03-02
- Format: Unabridged
- Original language: English
- Running time: 615 minutes
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful. Will the Organics Survive? By Dexter What a terrific series this is: I hope Mr. Weil can find a way to sustain it beyond his next book; I very much enjoy his willingness to delve into the details of the humans/Altons vs. Hocklyn/AI's) technology, and the depth and tech detail to which he treats the clashes between the opposing forces. Character development is just what I would expect, enough to sustain interest and not so much that the central plot is cluttered with page-filling back stories and extraneous character portraits taking the reader away from the central plot line(s). Weil's focus on the "special five", and their relationships with lovers and friends, their close alliance with the Carethians, and the Altons, and of course, the Avenger's AI, Ariel, provide a solid fulcrum for the constant action occurring between the warring races. There's sufficient interaction, too, between the Hocklyn characters to help the reader appreciate that the Hocklyn empire, with or without the AIs, is still a determined enemy set to destroy the human/Alton races, and to continue their march through the galaxy. Galactic Conflict was a very satisfying read for me, as have been all the books in this great series; I'm very much looking forward to Weil's next Slaver Wars book to find out whether (or not) the galaxy can be "saved" from the AI's!
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful. I feel like I am living in that world and the electricity ... By Brian W. King I can't tell you how much this series has drawn me in. I want more. Depression is going to sit in before the volume is released I am afraid. I want to hear more about how each character is doing. How they are faring against their opponents. I want to know what is happening!I feel like I am living in that world and the electricity went out. I am waiting for it to come back on so I can hear what happened. For a series to be that well written to make me feel like that is rare. Rare indeed. If you like Space Opera's and very good character building, then this is a series for you. Its definitely in the top 2 for me right now. Kevin Anderson's Saga of Seven Suns is the only other series I read that hooked me this bad. When this one is finished, I'll let you know who's is the best! I have to wait till the end to make a judgment as to whether this is the absolute best one ever. (better than Peter Hamilton's Judas Unchained series and that's a tough one to beat. Other author's might be more flowery or more technical, but this is action packed and to the point drama. A super fun read that gets better with each book.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful. great series By Amazon Customer What an awesome continuation to the series. The author continues to add intrigue to the plot and I cant wait for the nect book
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