Falling Empires

The Falling Empires Series

By: James Rosone, Miranda Watson

Narrated by: BJ Harrison

In back rooms around the world…powerful people gather.

Will they decide the next U.S. election?

From the first page, the intrigue unfurls into a web of strategy, ideology, and tactics which will be played out on a global stage. Cloaked in secrecy, an ancient organization has plans designed to remake the world.

What is the Thule Society?

Is the next Civil War their plan?

Lieutenant Colonel Seth Mitchell, a Special Forces Officer on loan to the CIA, has been thrust into a maelstrom of controversy when an election plot is uncovered by the FBI and the DOJ. The next election is drawing near.

If the first domino falls……will anyone be able to save the world from tyranny?The game begins.

You’ll love the five-book Falling Empire Series because it reveals the depth of deceit powerful people will sink into with each move. When all the dots are connected, nothing will be the same.Get it now.

©2019, 2020, 2023 James Rosone & Miranda Watson (P)2023 James Rosone

good story. one big thing that bugs me though.

it's He-lo!!! not Hello! ugh! otherwise, fun story. a sub would also know if it was a plane or Helo.. just good for thought.

Outstanding

Outstanding great listen great idea all 5 books in one title. I really enjoyed listening to this title.

Very well told story overall.

Great story that could, in the very near future, be more nonfictional than fiction. Definitely kept me engaged while I passed the time listening while I worked. Biggest complaint was regular mispronunciation of specific words like hello instead of Hilo for helicopter. It was a ton of accurate to life detail and most of all I could almost see us living out this story in the next couple years. As far as apocalyptic stories go, this was one of the better written ones. Definitely recommend.

Solid Story, Brutally Painful Narration

Incredibly compelling and gripping plot, it was all too easy to see these story lines potentially playing out in real life.

That being said, this was probably the most painful Audible narration I've ever inflicted upon myself. The narrator's droning cadence and over-enunciated pronunciation style often came across as a tenured, burned-out kindergarten teacher reading a Dick and Jane book to their class just prior to nap time. Even listening at 1.25 speed, it was a slog to continue listening at many points.

To finish critiquing the narration, I cannot emphasize enough the need to consult with a military veteran or three to ensure proper pronunciation of military jargon and acronyms.

Apologies for spending most of this review ripping on the narration but that's my biggest take away from this book. This narrative performance was a terrible disservice to the author and what was otherwise a great story.

Great storytelling

Early on in the book, the narrator makes reference to “AK 74”. I believe it should be AK47. Also it’s not “Hellos”, it’s pronounced “He-Lo” short for helicopters. As a former AF Vet this drove me nuts.

Up to date

The story got to the nifty gritty
And showed just what could be happen if our leaders fall asleep at there jobs if our country people fall down at there job in elections..

Could not stop listening.

First book that hooked me in that it would make me lose track of time. From start to finish I was locked in. Only complaint about this book is some battles got a little long by the end. Scarry part is this could be a non-fiction book with what is going on in the real world these days.

highly detailed, with multiple perspectives great character development !

very plausible story with uncanny foreshadowing of now current events written in 2017! another excellent read, that will keep you up at night.

Relevance

For fiction; it definitely hits on many key issues of the time. I hope it makes people think.

A very realistic adventure

The best is how well the authors describe how things can turn south on a democracy and the basic elements of a democracy can become pray to evil actors.