Scourge
The key to saving humanity—or dooming it—is in the hands of the enemy.
Veteran mech operator Sergeant Major Shaw spent his career fighting huge monsters known as Sentinels. He never expected that he would be piloting them.
But as a new war unfolds, Shaw finds himself and his team using this unorthodox technology in a desperate attempt to save the New World Republic from destruction. The Principality of the Seven Sons has control of an ancient Progenitor dreadnaught rumored to have the power to enslave and destroy empires. No one is safe.
Not even Shaw and his Deadmen.
The Principality has resurrected the worst of the Progenitor weapons, infecting entire planets with a bioengineered disease called the Scourge. With the Scourge and the dreadnaught poised to destroy the NWR, the fate of mankind is dark.
There is only one hope for survival. One mission so dangerous, so impossible that only a single team is suited for it. The Deadmen.
Pacific Rim meets Starship Troopers in Scourge, the third book in the Deadmen’s War series.
I have listened to the first 2 book I like the extra level detail. Then you go and change the narrator from R.C Bray to this other guy and now it’s shit I’m guessing the other guy was cheaper you could keep a little extra money in your pocket. This series is now dead to me
Hi Stephen,
I’m letting this comment post so other listeners can see. I loved Bray’s narration; always loved it. I can totally understand your frustration. Unfortunately, when Deadmen’s War was being recorded, Bray’s schedule got slammed and he was (and is) dealing with some health issues. My publisher approached me and told me we’d have to switch narrators because they didn’t think he’d be able to finish it. Other authors and series unfortunately dealt with this same dilemma. My publisher scrambled to find a great, talented narrator who could finish the series, while they did for other authors as well. The only people paying Bray’s fees is the publisher (not us authors). Trust me when I say we all would’ve been happy to pay out of our own pockets to have Bray continue our series so the publisher didn’t switch narrators mid-series. I always like the continuity in an audiobook series, so I can totally understand the frustration. But unfortunately some things are out of our control and money just flat-out had nothing to do with it.