Always Legion

Galaxy's Edge: Order of the Centurion, Book 7

De: Jason Anspach, Peter Nealen, Nick Cole

Narrado por: Marc Vietor

Military contractor Dav Toron left the Legion to avoid the incompetency of its growing number of points. There’s no avoiding the chaos of his next mission.

Running protection for a House of Reason Special Aide turns into a kinetic nightmare as a corrupt local government, intergalactic rebels, and violent pirates converge to plunge a backwater edge planet into utter violence and chaos.

With his team cut off from all support, Dav falls back on his Legion training to keep those around him alive. But when he forges an alliance with a stranded Legion squad and planetary natives looking to stand up to those seeking to topple their government, an opportunity to save the small planet presents itself...if Dav and his ragged team of outnumbered and outgunned warriors can survive long enough to take it.

Best-selling author and veteran Peter Nealen teams up with Anspach and Cole and draws from his own experiences as a paramilitary contractor to deliver this thrilling tale of sacrifice, determination, and combat.

Always Legion is a stand-alone novel set in the period between Legionnaire and Galactic Outlaws.

©2023 Galaxy’s Edge, LLC (P)2023 Audible, Inc.

Solid OotC

Peter Nealan has a very specific way to write books, and it shows with his first GE book. His Wargate series was how I was introduced to him and this is a great way to flex his sci-fi creativity in an already set universe. Plus a specific Dark Ops leej shows up at the end of the story and its awesome.

Good to have the legion back.

I sure wish Peter Nealan would bless us with more The Lost books, but him as a coauthor for GE is good enough.
After KTF 2 I was worried that there would be no more GE since the focus appears to be on Forgotten Ruin, which is also great. This book is awesome. The narrator is great and this book slips right into the GE timeline nice and snug without any conflicts. You know you’re going to buy this or use up a credit for it so go ahead and do it nothing I say is going to convince you either way Welcome back GE please don’t be a stranger.

Solid entry!

Solid entry! Felt like season 1 all over again. Nostalgia. Had the old leege feel but a new story.

decent side story

I liked the story as a sort of side action to pre-A19, post kublar in the GE. should have picked a better narrator. it's not that he was bad. He just didn't have a deep or gruff enough voice to pull off a legionair bucket voice or sound even remotely tough. I know not everyone can be R.C. Bray but this wasn't even close.

Satisfying

While I had no doubt this would be a quality story (Hello, it's Anspach & Cole) I was initially skeptical on how much I would enjoy this new voice talent because of how he mispronounced the last name Aguilar when I listen to the preview. Alas, I was able to look past that "sin" because he did such a fabulous job with everything else.
Overall, this story was outstanding and had an ending that just made sense. Jason & Nick did it again.

I wish every stand alone was this good!

Excellent story. Very little, if any, lull in keeping your attention. KTF always legion

Excellent

Best in the series. Action packed epic. The real life combat experience of the author really improves the level of detail and believability.

best GE book except for anything RC Bray narrates!

wow! what a great entry to the GE universe! plus, never listened to Marc Vietor before, but amazing narration to boot (narrator really makes or breaks a book for me)! highly recommend, especially after the previous order of centurion book narrated by JD Jackson. Just awful. This more than redeems the series and even though it's a stand alone entry, I will be listening to the next book as a result (had it been another dud I wouldn't continue after the last book). Great story and love the little tie ins with the main GE series. But I've found another narrator I will now actively search for...well done!

Story was interesting/engaging

I like the realism in the characters and action sequences. Some charting liked died as would really occur. They do a good job of crafting a realistic picture of what our real world politics does good and bad for the world at large and the military.

Loved it. Despite it not being narrated by RC Bray, it was still a good listen.

Not narrated by RC Bray. Narrator did a respectable job, but Bray is the master of this type of book.