Descent

The Palladium Wars, Book 4

De: Marko Kloos

Narrado por: Seth Podowitz

A nationalist uprising triggers an interstellar wrest for control in an epic novel of embattled worlds by the author of Citadel and the Frontlines series.

POW Aden Jansen has lost a decade of his life to both the war and internment when he’s recruited by the Alliance. He’s to return to Gretia as an undercover Blackguard operative and destroy Odin’s Wolves—an insurgency that’s setting his home world afire. The mission comes with a full pardon and a chance to reclaim his identity. It also means rejoining his friends and family in space. That’s motive enough. If he can succeed—and survive.

Dunstan Park is on piracy patrol to track down the spaceborne arm of the uprising. Meanwhile, the rebels’ insidious terrorist cells are targets for battle-hardened insurgent hunter Idina Chaudhary and her Palladian commandos. As for Aden’s sister, Solveig, she’s put herself in the line of fire before, but discovering who’s bankrolling Odin’s Wolves is as dangerous as it is personal.

As Aden works his way back into the confidence of his comrades, the stealth campaign to sow discontent descends into chaos. At risk: Aden’s legacy, and the very stability of a galaxy struggling for peace against all odds.

©2024 Marko Kloos (P)2024 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

Reseñas de la Crítica

“Descent is an action packed science fiction adventure that is a 'must' for the growing legions of Marko Kloos fans. A fun read from cover to cover…” —Midwest Book Review

Series suffers from different narrators for each book

This series is suffering from each book having a different narrator. The narrator for this book sounds like Wil Wheaton with a sinus infection and apathetic view on life.

The book also felt short, with an abrupt non ending.

There's a problem with the books.

There's a huge problem with this series, and it's that the books are way to short so you basically take a short hit and then its back to waiting.
Other than that they are basically perfect.

Short story

As others have mentioned I was surprised when the epilogue started. The book is very short and the story just feels like the start of an idea that just ends after getting the base setup. Took awhile to get use to a new narrator, but after a bit he was great.

BestBook of the series

All of these books are great! This book stands out as the best but you really need to read the books in series to fully understand them. The characters are well developed and the plot deepens as you read. Everything one could ask for in a great series. I can not wait for the next book!

SKIP THIS ONE (ʘ╭ ͟ʖ╮ʘ)

The majority of Book 4 is 'remembering', retellings from previous book(s). And scarcely moves the story along. If you read the first three, you can skip this one and not miss whatever story, if any, is being told. A good guess: book-5 retells anything you might miss in book-4.

The story is good but the performance is meh

With all the books in the series the writer has done a great job with the sciency aspect of space travel. However, the thing that is really bringing down this series for me is the performance of the narration. Every book has been a different narrator. The narrator for this book Seth Podowitz seemed to switch the accents around for different characters which made listening to the book a bit confusing for a while.

Much better narration.

I still miss Luke Daniel's but this narrator is nearly as good. Keep him or get Luke Daniel's back.

OMG 4 books 4 cliffhangers

I have been really enjoying this series. Each book ends on a cliffhanger, and there isn't a fifth book in sight, even in Kindle or by a certain date. This fourth book is also a bit of a nail-biter.

please bring back Luke Daniels

this was a good continuation of this series however I must say I miss Luke Daniels as narrator for this author's books. quality of the narrators is declined steadily since Luke Daniels left not only in this series but also in the Frontline series. also this story was a bit unsatisfying compared to the previous installments. not much happened to progress the story in this book. and we were just left wanting more at the end of this I mean only 9 hours of content for an audiobook it could have delivered a little bit more especially as long as it took for this one to come out. but it's still not a bad listen and I'm still a huge fan of this series

Good story but what’s up with a new narrator every time

This is like watching a tv series and there’s a new cast of the same characters every season! That is absurd