BattleTech Legends

The Price of Glory: The Gray Death Legion Saga, Book 3

De: William H. Keith Jr.

Narrado por: Tren Sparks

Nowhere to run...

The Gray Death Legion is in the employ of the Free Worlds League and has even been given a landhold on the planet Helm. But dark forces conspire against them, and the Legion soon finds themselves declared renegade war criminals, fair game for anyone to attack.

Now, they are on the run on their home planet, trying desperately to reach safety before the might of House Marik falls upon them. They are about to discover the true motives of those who engineered their downfall. And what they discover will change the Inner Sphere forever....

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Great finish for a trilogy!

Narrator was fantastic! Memorable & moving when the regimen sang in support of their young commander. Battle scenes were gripping and you felt you were in the middle of the action. The story twisted and turned, who was friend or foe? I was on the edge of my seat wondering how Greyson was going to pull the Grey Death out of the trap that had all odds stacked against them.

Sets the stage for so much more

If you want to understand the rest of the fiction this helps set the stage in great ways for almost every facet of the Inner Sphere, in at least small part.

A stunning conclusion to the first Grey Death Saga

By all the gods in space, what a finish to the trilogy. Grayson Carlysle and his Grey Death Legion are finishing their mercenary work in the employ of the Free Worlds League of House Marik. Their reward? A landhold to call their own on the planet Helm.

As they are departing their duty station to go to their new home, a plan is set into motion that sees Grayson and the Legion branded as renegades, criminals of the worst kind.

As everything they hold dear comes under attack, the Grey Death must battle to survive while unfolding the plot against them.


This book is easily one of my favorites in the series as a whole, and this production makes it even more so.

The narrator is still excellent, my only qualm being that one of the antagonists sounds like a borderline parody, but it suits him. Some excellent tricks have been included in this book, such as digital distortion for radio calls, and even A FREAKING SONG. It gave me chills, honestly.

With action, intrigue, emotion and pathos, this book will never fail to remind you:

Home is the Regiment.

Excellent!!

Thus far, the great death Legion saga books continue to get better and better. This one, like the last two, grabs your attention and holds on with a white knuckled grip. The combat is excellent in the drama is interesting but not overwhelming for boring. I am looking forward to more Battletech legends, especially the gray death legion saga.

The Grey Death Legion rule!

The Grey Death Legion trilogy is a great story and a great start into the Battletech world. Tren Sparks does a wonderful job of bringing to life all of the characters.

It good

10/10 buy it I need more please:) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

awesome

cant describe how happy it made me to be able to listen to classic battletech on audible. the singing, however.... 🤣

Can’t wait for more

I cannot give this book high enough praise for the weave of betrayal and intrigue provided by the author. Allies who are enemies and enemies who become allies and the introduction of “ComStar fuckary” to quote Tex of the Black Pants Legion, makes this book an excellent read, and an even better listen; especially with the stirring vocalization of Home is the Regiment at the middle of the book. The performance struck me as somewhere between the Russian national anthem on Hunt for Red October and the dwarves singing Misty Mountains in the Hobbit, it’s an unexpected event, but captures the emotion of the setting perfectly, in my opinion.

Having started out my Battletech audible journey with Embers of War, the only narrator that makes sense is Tren Sparks, but if he were willing, I bet George Ledoux performing would make many of the other Battletech grognards happy. Either way this setting is epic.

The only questions now are how long till the next book, and will audible give us the next section of the Gray Death saga, Blood of Heroes, or follow the evolution of the inner sphere with a jump to Davion/Liao conflicts in Warrior: En Garde by Michael Stackpole?

Do yourselves a favor and bypass the abridged compilation books here, they are anemic garbage.

this is the way

please please please continue to give the BattleTech books this updated treatment. being able to have them available unabridged is effing amazing!

a good book.

the narrator did a good job bringing the book to life I would definitely recommend.