The Crimson Deathbringer Series Box Set, Volume Two (Books 7-9)

The Crimson Deathbringer Series Bundle, Book 2

By: Sean Robins

Narrated by: CJ Grey

Fans of the bestselling The Crimson Deathbringer series know what to expect: Three epic space opera books, with over 1100 pages of thrilling space battles, deadly alien threats, and unforgettable characters. Add to that campy humor and enough twists and turns to put Alfred Hitchcock to shame, and you get the series second box set in all its glory.

You thought the first six books in this epic series were crazy? You ain't seen nothing yet!

This box set has everything a sci-fi/space opera fan might look for: Spectacular space battles, check! Planets getting destroyed left, right, and center, check! Time travel, check! Parallel universes, check! Amazing characters and formidable enemies, check! There are even some vampires, werewolves, and dragons thrown in for good measure!

The second box set boasts the same high-octane, non-stop action sequences as the first, and combined with its laugh-out-loud moments, shocking twists, and new, unforgettable characters, its a must-listen for all space opera/military sci-fi fans. Sink your teeth into Jim's next set of adventures today!

Also available in Spanish, Italian, German, and Greek.

©2024 SEAN ROBINS (P)2024 Sean Robins

good stuff

good story line. waiting for more from this author. I would recommend to new listeners

A great conclusion, but was getting confusing with the parallel universes

Over all I enjoyed the entire saga of nine books, but with the introduction of the parallel universes it started to get confusing. Good narration.

Time, travel, parallel, universe, doppelgängers, aliens, future

I very much have enjoyed the series and would highly recommend it. Give it a try.

Even better than the first box set!

I thought the first six books were crazy ... then book 8 starred and I realized I ain't seen nothing yet!
also, I was wondering why book 5 was a prequal. it all comes together in book 8.

Great series and performance

The stories are a fun listen. Characters are portrayed in a humorous, satirical manner that kept me in stitches. The plot is pretty extreme. Not crazy about how the author arbitrarily mass kills key characters off. And there was not any flow between book 7 and book 8, which left me pretty confused for most of book 8. Performance was decent, adding to the narrative.