Resistance

Nomad, Book 3

De: Matthew Mather, Lucas Bale

Narrado por: Keith Szarabajka

Duración: 9 h y 40 m

Resumen del Editor

The fight for the future of humanity begins...Jessica Rollins has made it to safety inside the Sanctuary system with the help of Ufuk Erdogmus, but is her mysterious savior really who he says he is? What secrets does he hide? And how is he connected to Dr. Muller?

Jess doesn't have much time to ponder these questions, as soon she is fighting again for her life....

©2016 Matthew Mather (P)2017 Blackstone Audio, Inc.

I've gone this far, guess we'll see where this goe

In a short summary. Jess is screaming at someone for some reason through out the whole book.

Woman’s voice

The reader made the protagonist sound very harsh, and it was jarring to listen to.

Great adventure

This one is even better than book 2. There is action, cool tech( what's left of it anyway) and intrigue. Who are the real bad guys? Who's telling the truth or not? Nonstop action. Good thriller. I will just have to listen to the next one.

A great story line. can't put it down. Raptured!..

A great story line. can't put it down.had me Raptured!..i highly recommend this book..so good

Worth a listen. Decent enough

Glad this is free, the narration is poor but bearable. The narrator makes everybody sound like a villian. So there is some confusion on dialogues.

Grrr. Despise incomplete books.

This is NOT a series of four books. It is one (exceedingly long) story that has been broken into four volumes. Total BS. If I had paid for these, I’d be seriously ticked off, and would be demanding a refund. Luckily, they were included in my membership at no additional cost. Sigh.

That being said, this is an entertaining, above-average story, and it is reasonably well-read. While I greatly enjoy the effort that was put into achieving some semblance of scientific accuracy, the author does tend to ramble on far more than is even remotely necessary. I actually like a good bit of detail, and I am not easily distracted, yet I find my attention frequently wandering off with these books.

I think, with the guidance of a talented editor, he could have wrapped this up in just a couple of volumes, and maybe even one book.

too much

too many new characters add to the third book, that really didnt add anything. no resolution at the end... and the whole series takes place in about 6 weeks time. needs a 4th book, to tie everything together, add some time to the storyline... and give the characters more depth (Giovanni, rafa, Lucas).... Jess seems to make most of the decisions... and is terrible at it.

Not as good as the other books.

This plot fell flat and there wasn’t as much action.

The characters have been developed through the series but in this one they were lackluster.

Narration ruins the whole book

I can’t describe how bad the narration is, from awful accents to messed up dialogues. What could be a fun story is ruined by the bad voice acting

Long and boring with some exciting moments.

To much military like action and talk. This book moves so slowly and has a lot of boring moments that are supposed to be building the story and linking it but just drones on. Jessica is annoying now because the author makes her the hero and Misara which is great to show that females can also be strong leaders. Jessica is to attached to Misara and actually makes me feel bad for Giovani in this book. I was waiting for them to get in a fight because she puts all the credit in saving her on Misara over and over. Jessica is somehow soooo important but I find her importance annoying at this point because in a post apocalyptic world where supplies are no longer available to build machines or feed people, I highly doubt a dumb vendetta will be the priority for a rich man who had all he needed to survive I also find oofucks name no idea ho to spell it funny. I suppose the book is supposed to give information but I wanted to quit listening half way through.