Gateway War

Hammond's Hardcases, Book 3

By: Jack Colrain

Narrated by: Andrew Tell

The mission might be their last.

Humanity can’t win. Lieutenant Daniel West and his soldiers will never overcome the crushing odds of a direct assault against superior alien forces. Every simulation test they’ve run ends the same way - in death. But they have no other choice. It’s either obliterate the entire Gresian race or destroy the ancient Shaldine gate system.

Forever.

Good thing Daniel has no problem eradicating an enemy that shows no mercy. He won’t risk standing by and allowing the Gresians to enslave those he loves. So when orders come down, he’s ready to take the war straight to the enemy’s home turf.

But the Gresian’s planetary defense systems destroy half their platoon before they can even land on the alien world. And when a counterattack is launched against Earth, the support ships are forced to pull back from Gresian space, leaving the team stranded with orders to finish the mission - by any means necessary.

There’s only one way to give his team a slim chance at survival and restore hope for humanity’s future.

But it will require Daniel to make the toughest choice of all.

This novel contains violence and profanity.

©2019 Relay Publishing (P)2019 Relay Publishing

Hope there's more

This was a great ending to this series. However there's so much more that can be done in this world and I'd love to hear it. "I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review."

Exciting Military Sci Fi

A little more straight forward than the previous entries in this the hard cases take the unabashed offensive against their enemies. The characters from before continue to evolve and new characters leave their marks. It's exciting and fun but also a little thought provoking and there are definitely things you won't see coming.

I received the review code for this audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this honest review.

Much Better

The story way still jumppy in places and seemed to "fast forward" at times. There was a lot of non stop action though which made the book better and held my interest.

Not too bright.

Too many people give 4 and 5 star ratings which should only be used for the best, please do everyone a favor and be thoughtful.
The books were okay though the characters weren't very bright, if had access to an 2500 yr old AI I'd still be asking it questions, wouldn't you?