Clone World

Undying Mercenaries Series, Book 12

By: B. V. Larson

Narrated by: Mark Boyett

Length: 11 hrs and 44 mins

Publisher's summary

James McGill is called upon for a sabotage mission, one that only a man of his unique talents can handle. Unfortunately, he performs too well, and our enemies from Rigel are enraged. They come for us, and war is declared.

Both sides call for aid, and it comes from the Core Worlds in the form of two great fleets. The Civil War for the Empire’s Throne spills out into the provinces. In the center of Galaxy, fantastic fleets crush one another and burn thousands of inhabited worlds. When this conflict between the great powers spreads, humanity finds itself swept up in the storm.

Can McGill escape this disaster he’s created? Find out in Clone World, the 12th book of the Undying Mercenaries series. With over three million copies sold, author B. V. Larson is the king of modern military science fiction.

©2019 Iron Tower Press (P)2019 Iron Tower Press

McGill is my hero. Keep the books coming

Another great addition to the undying mercenaries saga. Every person I have turned this series on to has been hooked. Mark Boyett brings the adventure to life with his narration. Please give us more Mr Larson.

Here a clone, there a clone, everywhere a clone

B.V. Larson and Mark Boyett once again team up to create a highly entertaining addition to the Undying Mercenaries series. The story starts out in what seemed like a literary feint for close to an hour into the telling. Only then did the real primary antagonist become known and whose antics would propel Earth and humanity into the middle of two opposing galactic empires in which only one complex and convoluted path would save humanity. In other words, a task that only James McGill stood any chance at BSing his way through.

Spend the credit, you won't be disappointed.

Still a fun listen

Awesome narration and a fun, easy listen story. Yeh, it is book 12, but as long as you're not expecting Shakespeare, and you're familiar with the storyline this book fits right in. Awesome for a long drive in the car.

Boy the man can write!

Time to grab the next page (book) in the story. A page-turner, but don't miss hearing/comprehending a single moment as you listen.

Superb Book

Best book in the series yet.

Anyone that argues the story isn't progressing or that Larson does the same thing over and over can't appreciate he's staying true to the character he's made and giving us a colorful and lively story. The action is always exciting, the plots are intriguing, and the emotion is always livid thanks to the wonderful job of Mark Boyett whom I consider to be an epic staple in Sci-Fi audio books on par with R.C. Bray.

I just hope that someday, eventually, McGill is able to verbally slap all the main nay-sayers and smack some respect into them. McGill deserves that much after 12 books.

Fantastic Book Series

So many things happened in this book. A real edge of your seat book. Really enjoy the narrator, he makes it super enjoyable.

How did he come back to life

How did they find Praetor Drusus Body and what happen to Deech? I mean come on most of the time they say how they find the body scans or that maybe they find them both dead in bed together hahaha. but what more freak is the thought that Cleaver being a lady poor James!!!

More Clavers

Magill is Magill, saving the Universe, and casually meeting a new woman on every campaign.

We meet new Galactics. And a new Claver comes in many flavors.

Better than ever

James McGill is the new James Bolivar diGriz. Not since Harry Harrison have we been entertained so thoroughly.

good serial.

its just a decent time waster. it's no literary masterpiece. this whole series is written at a level slightly above newspapers. but they are all fun, if not morbid.