Red Company: Steel Rain

Red Company, Book 5

By: B.V. Larson

Narrated by: Mark Boyett

A barrage of ice meteors streaks through the void, targeting every colony and even Earth herself.

The devastating force of these nearly invisible projectiles is sudden and catastrophic. Devin Starn's Red Company and the seasoned crew aboard the Borag are called upon to assist. Initially tasked with providing emergency services, they soon find themselves on a perilous mission to join forces with the Earth Navy in hunting down the source of these deadly attacks.

The terrifying precision of the strikes—systematically targeting vulnerable human populations with unerring accuracy—suggests a sinister intelligence behind the scenes. As the solar system teeters on the brink of disaster, it becomes clear that someone or something is orchestrating humanity's extermination.

Can Red Company stop this unknown enemy's plans, or is the downfall of human civilization inevitable? Discover the truth in the thrilling fifth installment of the Red Company series: Steel Rain.

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Great series appropriate ending

I have found this series to be very well written, and I simply can’t put it down once I started so anxious when the next one comes out. it starts a little slow, but really picks up and you riveted.

Red company story line is good

I would recommend this book. You get to know the characters and I think the gentleman that read the book did a very good job

Cry Havoc!!!

This book seemed a little rushed, but was an amazing chapter of the story nonetheless.

Outstanding

This book is what I imagine future generations might look forward to. Flying through space in star ships and living on other planets. Very interesting stuff

Making lieutenant

Helping the captain get the ship back from the attempted mutiny that happened after getting rid of the alien ship.

It hurts to say it but this series is boring

I have all of BV’s series and this one is quickly becoming the worst. The books are short and the storyline is exceedingly exhausting. Really disappointed.

Not up to the usual Larson standards

The storyline didn’t click, and repeated itself too many times. Also, the narrator’s accent was too pronounced (usually narration is a strong point in Larson’s audio books).

I am halfway through this door

I have all of BV Larson's other series in their entire. This one here, what can I truly say about it? halfway through the book I've decided that it probably be better to let be colonies and plan it be destroyed just for the extermination of the vials characters at least nine out of 10 humans, if not more it become. I'm at the point where main character should just remove certain other characters and be done with it. I'm done with this book and done with this series.