Vindicta

The Black Flagged Series, Book 6

De: Steven Konkoly

Narrado por: Doug McDonald

Book 6 in the million-copies-sold Black Flagged Series by Wall Street Journal and number-one Amazon best seller Steven Konkoly

Vindicta picks up where Omega ended, pitting General Sanderson's surviving Black Flagged operatives, backed by a motley collection of allies, against a monstrous plot to reshape America in the warped image of a recently elected national populist administration—True America.

With only one shot at stopping conspirators within the administration from permanently altering the future trajectory of the United States for the worse, the Black Flagged crew triggers Vindicta, a daring, multi-pronged operation to put an end to the madness and rot within the True America movement—once and for all.

©2022 Steven Konkoly (P)2022 Steven Konkoly

Great series, except narration of final book

Narration of final book killed the finish. Loved the story line and characters though.

Good follow-up if the first 5 books

I like the author but I really wish they used the same narrator as the first 5 books.

It's just too bad...

Steven Konkoly is one of my favorite authors. I've listen to Black Flagged 4 times. Same with the Zulu Virus books. They're so good. I was excited to get to finish the story, but disappointed when I realized they changed the narrator. I don't know who this guy is, but he's a terrible story teller. It's completely ruined the book. Who have him his job. I used to really look forward to listening, now it's barely tolerable. I don't know if I can even complete it. I'm actually sad about it. They need to re-release it read by John David what's his name.

Only one complaint

Only complaint was a different narrator being used made it a little difficult to follow at first especially if you listen to the five previous books first. Otherwise a great ending to the series

Exciting!

Loved the ending. Too bad they did not use John Farrell to narrate this last book, it was not the same vibe.

Enjoyed the series

Thoroughly enjoyed the series. The narrator change was nothing less than a disaster after the narrator from the other Konkoly books.

A good conclusion

Wow, did the other reviews really over play the change in who performed the book. I was expecting it to be a major issue. It would have been nice to keep tbe same performer for the final book, and it was a slight downgrade. That is it, a slight drop off in narration, but it has negligible impact on the enjoyment of the book. If you are on the fence after seeing the hand wringing over thise change, go ahead and get this final chapter. It is well worth it.

Terrible Narrator

The story was great as always. I'm sad that series is. over. I'll definitely be reading other works by Konkoly. But as most as other reviewers said, the narration was awful. I pushed my way through it, but if I ever see this guy narrating another book I will not listen.

Why would you change the narrator now!

I'm not sure why the author would suddenly choose to pick a different narrator for this book after five novels using the same person to do the narrating? It was a horrible way to end this series, which I loved overall. I found myself wanting to walk away from this book, not even caring how it ended.

disappointing, but had to hear it

I knowingly bought and listened to book 6 of the series even after reading the reviews. I have to agree with the majority that the reader in this last installment was very disappointing. I think he litteraly pinched his nose for General Sanderson's unique (in the readers mind) voice. Not at all the confident and commanding sounding voice that John David Farrell created in the first 5 books. Daniel Petrovich also not what I had become used to and looked forward to hearing again from such a scary character. The story continues to be a good read or listen to though.