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Breakers, Book 5

By: Edward W. Robertson

Narrated by: Ray Chase

In the fast-paced Breakers series, humanity faces not one apocalypse, but two: first a lethal pandemic, then a war against those who made the virus. It's been six years since the plague and Tristan has spent five of them in Maui with her brother Alden. Life seems quiet. Simple. Peaceful. All these illusions are torn away when she discovers an alien installation hidden in the mountains. In response, she prepares a boat and starts work on a new home deep in the forest. But the locals don't appreciate her raiding their town for supplies. Soon, their resentment flares into open war - and draws the attention of the aliens, who bomb the area relentlessly. With their home and lives in ruin, Tristan and Alden flee deep into the jungle of Hana. And discover a secret paradise. Yet it's not meant to last. Off the coast of China, Ness and his alien ally Sebastian are tracking an alien conspiracy. Its tendrils will lead them straight to Maui - and pull humanity to the brink of extinction.

©2014 Edward W. Robertson (P)2014 Podium Publishing

the whole series was very good

couldn't stop listening and narrator was great can't wait for the next book to come out

Worth The Time

If you like the other books in the series, you will like this one too. I thought this was the best one so far and I am looking forward to the next one.

wonderful story sad it's almost over.,

the performance and story are just wonderful. it's been a hell of a ride and SAS that it's almost over..

Despite White Male Gaze and Myopia.

Love the action and narration. Those elements save the story from the author's unbearably myopic gaze. This is a review of tge series and not just this book. The author clearly has zero understanding of anything besides whiteness and communicates that with all the brilliance of an amoeba.

Narrator is terrible with volume and women's voice

I love the story. it would make a great movie. But the narrator is awful.