Gateway to War

Ruins of the Galaxy, Book 3

By: Christopher Hopper, J. N. Chaney

Narrated by: R.C. Bray

Hunted by the Republic. Desperate to stop the enemy.

Lieutenant Magnus survives the harrowing rescue of his unit only to find himself charged with treason by the very military he’s pledged his allegiance to. Now, he must attempt to escort Piper to the Luma, homeward of Worru before dark forces discover her otherworldly abilities.

But once there, Magnus finds himself confronting new enemies in the place he least expects to find them.

Meanwhile, Awen uncovers a new plot that threatens to upend order throughout the galaxy. She and Magnus find their way to an alien world where they must work together to build a new team from the ruins of the warriors who remain loyal to the cause of galactic freedom.

Can Magnus survive the wave of violence heading his way? Will Awen be able to help a young prodigy harness an unthinkable new power found in the Unity?

Find out in the third installment of this best-selling military sci-fi epic that has captivated the imaginations of fans around the world.

Includes a special note from the author.

©2020 Christopher Hopper (P)2020 Podium Audio

good follow-up

story continued very well. players became more realistic in their personalities and interactions I can't wait for the next book

Wow - Such epic drama and action

There's nothing boring about this book series and this book in particular. It's just fine plot design, awesome writing and of course there's R.C. Bray incredible dramatic performance.

Just a damn good series

Just great entertainment and value for the credit. The story is really good and of course Bray kills it

Borrows the best aspects of everyone else

The space opera category is pretty saturated right now (Poor RC Bray must hardly see his family these days!), but here's a series that distills all the best aspects of the other sci fi series' into one engaging story line.
The quirky AI interactions of the Expeditionary Force series without the warmed-over plot.
The harrowing battle scenes (and quirky Star Wars tropes) of Galaxy's Edge with the 'ooh-rah' turned down to a reasonable level.
The vast scale of the Star Wars universe without the limitations set by other canonical works.

These books are familiar in a comforting way: fun, light, captivating escapism at it's best.

another hit

this series is turning out to be one of the best in military sci-fi. I highly recommend it.