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Invasion

Blood on the Stars, Book 9

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Invasion

By: Jay Allan
Narrated by: Jeffrey Kafer
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War...like none that has come before.

The Hegemony has launched the invasion Tyler Barron and his Confederation comrades have feared, and all the Rim is ablaze with the fires of war and destruction.

The Hegemony has brought its vast fleets, its advanced technology, and its endless legions of grim cyborg warriors to impose its system of rigid genetic hierarchy over all humanity on the Rim.

The Confederation fleet is outnumbered and outmatched, but they will fight nevertheless, struggling and dying to hold back the onslaught any way they can, even as the Marines they leave behind dig in and prepare to defend worlds swallowed up by the advancing battle lines.

Barron and his people will fight, they will fight like demons unleashed, and Jake ‘Raptor’ Stockton will lead his wings of strikefighters in one desperate attack after another into the teeth of the enemy armada, but time is running out…even as the enemy pushes relentlessly toward the Confederation’s Core and final victory.

©2018 Jay Allan Books Inc. (P)2018 Audible, Inc. Military Science Fiction Space Opera Fiction War

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An amazing book. Moments of joy mixed with disparate! Jay Allan really tugs at your heart strings with his writing! Excellent work can’t wait for the next instalment!

Best in series!!

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I am loving the book series i highly recommend listening to the book series 😀

5 star book 🌟⭐🌟⭐⭐

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I love this series, despite all the soul searching that seems to fill the pages inbetween the action; really frustrating at times. As if having the Union infiltrate and, more or less, take over the Senate and manipulating the Confederation, (nothing changes, even in future space) along come the Hegemony.

One flaw I believe is evident. The Hegemony Logistics Fleet, which follows on behind. Why with all of these military brains has no-one thought to attack these. Surely if the Hegemony no longer have these facilities to fall back on, then their recovery after each of the battles is going to give an advantage to the Confederation! Maybe one of the Admirals will think of this in the next book.

What will the future bring? More soul searching inbetween the battles I suspect.

Didn't See That Coming

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Agents, agents and more agents. I feel like most of the book is about agents. Some of it is well written, but there is just to much of it and made it boring in periods. Otherwise fun and captivating!

Agents

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I have enjoyed the story's. but a complete lack of technical in this series of stories has caused me to skip and jump paragraph after paragraph.. For me SiFi is as much about Technical imagination as it is about caricatures. Far to much about caricatures and little or no Science. if this carries on I will consider deleting this serious. from my library. A complete lack of science and technological imagination.

Ok series But! lack of science

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