Judgment

Alien Invasion, Book 5

By: Sean Platt, Johnny B. Truant

Narrated by: Kevin Pierce

They know what we've done.

Cameron Bannister and his group of survivors have endured the fall of their great city and gone searching for what they once believed to be a weapon but found to be something else entirely. It's something that will decide the fate of all humanity - innocent or guilty - if Cameron can summon the will to start the doomsday clock ticking.

Accompanied by a strange wanderer with a hidden past, they must confront the judgment archive at its new location in the "capital of capitals": Ember Flats, on the former site of Giza, beyond the infamously unpassable wasteland known as Hell's Corridor. But when they arrive, all is not as it seems, and the viceroy, along with the secret society hiding within her government, is keeping secrets that keep the city calm - while unrest boils beneath its skin.

When a double-cross threatens the group's center, only a risky plan might save the species before judgment comes or bring the walls crashing down as the epoch ends in extinction.

This relentless, pause-resisting tale of colonization and alien empire is the fifth in the Alien Invasion series by masters of story Truant and Platt, authors of The Beam, Robot Proletariat, the Dream Engine series, and many more.

Fight for hope. Search for survival.

©2016 Sean Platt and Johnny B. Truant (P)2016 Podium Publishing

another one

so I didn't mention in my review of the previous book but there was a change in narrator after 3 books & it threw me off for awhile, but once I started this book I was in board with his voice. here I go on to the next one

I love these books! So much fun!

I love these books! Thank you for the fun twists and imagination!! It's really not hard to believe that this could actually happen one day. Hmmm....

A creative science fiction.

This book series is one of the most creative and addictive scifi series I've read and listened to. Excellent story!

I'm into the 6th book in the series

as I said above I meant to the sixth book in the series and to be honest they could all fit into a single book so far. it seems as though the author as going out of his way to turn it into a mini series in order to sell more copies. the series itself is entertaining but having to buy 6 books to get this far Takes the Cake

Nightmares

This series is stunningly captivating and disturbing. Highly addictive. I’ve never encountered such fiction so grounded in Truth.

Just trying to finish the book

i love the series but there are some dragged on and confusing chapters. I enjoy the suspense and diversion from the expected outcome.

drawn out with no plot

judgement could have been entirely condensed to a single chapter at the end of the prior book. I persisted because the ongoing saga has been intriguing but this book was a meandering mess. While I generally enjoy character building and vivid descriptive writing this was excessive. They belabored so much of the character's internal dialog but rarely ever actually moved the plot along. The last half of the book was maddening and felt like my time was being wasted simply to shoehorn an extra book in the series.

This one lacks a true storyline

I loved her the first four books. This one was such a disappointment that I done care to finish. Sad for me

about as fun and enlightening as a deep rootcanal

too much back and forth arguing between characters and themselves, too slow, too much doubt.

Meh!

Oh boy! Was this story ever drawn out. I had to listen to the same chapters over and over again because I kept falling asleep. But not from fatigue but from boredom. The narrator has a pleasant enough voice but I could not distinguish between the male and female voices. And don't even get me started on all the mind reading and higher spiritual power. I don't know if its about religion , science or gobbledy gook. The book goes on at nauseum about this higher level of consciousness. Every other chapter is a trip down memory lane recounting the most boring episode of the twilight zone.