In the Stormy Red Sky

RCN Series, Book 7

Daniel Leary is Cinnabar's most successful space captain; his friend, Lady Adele Mundy, is its most efficient spy - but they've got their hands full as they face:

A Cinnabar Senator furious at losing an election - and still powerful enough to make her anger deadly

The boy ruler of a star cluster who thinks he's a god - and who can sign the death warrants of even Cinnabar officials if a mad whimsy tells him to

A world of slaves and escaped slaves, where the most savage beasts in the jungle used to be human

An enemy base that could shrug off attack by powerful battlefleets - but which must fall to a single cruiser if Cinnabar is to survive

From palace to reeking jungle, from gunfights in grimy hangars, to the flagship's bridge during a sprawling space battle, Leary and Mundy are in the thick of it again. Watch the galaxy explode In the Stormy Red Sky.

BONUS AUDIO: Includes an exclusive introduction written and read by author David Drake.

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this is my third time reading this series

it's one of those things I love to do is redo the RCN series. Each time I listen to the books I find something new that I missed in the past.

Fun Stories, Sometimes Too Graphic

My only complaint is the unnecessarily gory descriptions. The stories are formulaic, but still enjoyable and interesting. The characters have character. The reader is very good, mastering multiple voices, with great pronunciation and enunciation.

An extraordinary tsle of action and gallantry

A well performed and well paced tale of naval action, intrigue and gallantry that engages you from beginning to its dramatic outcome. For those who have followed these series this will be the most satisfying escalation of the depth and scope of their main characters development.

rcn forever

up cinnabar.

what can I say great book. great performance

Daniel and adele are sent out on a shakedown cruise and shake the alliance to its knees..

wow

loved it reminds me of a classic novel the whole series has been entertainment by the ton