Wayward Earth

Wayward Galaxy, Book 7

By: Jason Anspach, J.N. Chaney

Narrated by: R.C. Bray, Mark Boyett

This prequel to Wayward Galaxy begins as the world ends…

The colony ship Boone has launched for the planet Amir. Two more ships, hidden in a secret base in Africa, hasten their own plans to leave Earth as global war spirals toward a terminal doomsday.

But RUPAC forces are seeking to prevent further launches, and in order to escape, Jack Hughes—Special Amphibious Reconnaissance Corpsman turned private military contractor—and his team of contractors must fight against local terrorist militias, RUPAC regulars…and the deep fear that everything and everyone they're fighting for is on the verge of annihilation.

As the enemy closes and Jack faces overwhelming odds, only his ability as an operator, his determination to get his team out alive, and the help of an advanced AI named Brody provide any hope of survival.

The world is ending, but Jack Hughes still has a job to do.

©2023 Jason Anspach & J.N. Chaney (P)2024 Podium Audio

Love the prequel!

What a great job bringing us to the beginning. Loved the way Bravo became Brody.👍🏻

jack what an awesome dude.

this book is non stop. the car actors are develop throughout. it was nice to meet Lenny's mom and dad

Another Blast from the past

What a fantastic book. You gotta write one or two more. I need more Brodie in my life.

Same World - New Characters

This story goes back to the beginning of the exodus from Earth. The characters are new and excellently written. This story is excellent and I hope the writers continue with them.

Boyett and Bray do an excellent job bringing the story to life. If you've enjoyed the first six books, I don't believe this one will disappoint.

Military Battles

Great descriptions of running battles. Not ex military here but enjoy the genre. The MC Jack does seem a bit over qualified and indeed would give Batman a run for his 💰. Totally enjoyed this revisit to Amir and the crazy it took to get there. Laughing out loud at RC Bray and his intro statements probably made my neighbors question my sanity, again. A enjoyable and great listen esp if you've experienced the previous books.