Aegis Incursion

The Aegis League, Book 2

By: S.S. Segran

Narrated by: Tristan Wright

On a bright July morning in 1948, a B-29 Superfortress flying a top-secret research mission over Nevada crashes into the calm waters of Lake Mead and sinks, remaining lost for half a century.

It has been nearly a year since five friends - Jag, Kody, Mariah, Tegan and Aari - mysteriously reappeared in a small town in Yukon several weeks after their small plane went down in Northern Canada. All were found unharmed but with no recollection of what happened to them after the accident.

A baffling contagion is spreading across the bread-basket of North America destroying vital crops. As this dark shadow marches across the globe, widespread famine and riots bring desperate nations to the brink of war.

These seemingly unrelated events set the stage for a battle between the forces of darkness and those destined to become the "bearers of light". From ravaged fields in the Great Plains to clandestine installations around the world, the Aegis League must race against time to save humanity.

©2015 S.S. Segran (P)2015 S.S. Segran

Cool "magoo factor" book

There is something about a 13 hrs and 53 mins book that always makes me smile and think: This is good, or really really bad. So what is the "magoo factor"? Magoo was blind, (read the cartoon!), and i go in blind into all books i read for free. I try to not read about the book before i get it free from AudiobookBlast dot com. One because i like to be surprised, and the other that i can be more honest about what i think. So this scored 4 out of 5 in my "magoo factor", and that makes it a really good but not perfect book.

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A nice YA title, lots of action and cool tech.

"This audiobook was provided by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review courtesy of Audiobook Blast."

This was an interesting plot. There are not many boring moments, and lots of action scenes. The nanomite tech was fun and there wasn't an overuse of the characters' powers.
On the downside, the "bad guys" were a little stereotypical, but this is a YA book, so I expected it.
The characters, specially the girls, had the vocabulary of twelve year olds and the voice acting was ok except for the girl voices, that just didn't come out right.
All in all, I think this is a pretty good YA title.

Aegis Incursion

A remarkable tale that sprang from two separate tragedies involving aviation accidents. You won't want to put it down! The storyline flowsfrom beginning to end; it's a hair raising adventure that you won't want to miss. If S.S.Segran isn't on your list of authors to follow you might consider taking the tim to add him to your list!

Reminds Me of a YA Tom Clancy Novel

What did you love best about Aegis Incursion?

The story really held my attention. It was fun. There were a lot of characters, but the way the book was written and read made it easy not only to tell the characters apart, but to get to know them individually.

What did you like best about this story?

I thought the comment about FOX News was hilarious- around chapter 40.

What does Tristan Wright bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

He did each character voice very well. I have to say, the voice he used for the girls reminds me of Tea from YuGiOh the Abridged Series, and that was distracting.

Any additional comments?

The way the tribe of Native people was portrayed both in writing and speaking was problematic for me. I consider it racist to portray that group of people as mystics. The mystic trope for native peoples was invoked, and it didn't sit well. I wish they were portrayed with more sensitivity.

This audiobook was provided free of charge in exchange for an honest review via Audiobook Blast.

Exciting!

What made the experience of listening to Aegis Incursion the most enjoyable?

I enjoyed the way the author created dimension in the story by creating multiple plots that converge at certain points and also past experiences that influence the current story. I did not realize this book was a sequel until after I read it!

What other book might you compare Aegis Incursion to and why?

Aegis Incursion is a classic Sci fi type book, it is in its own vain, I can't draw a parallel to another book similar.

Have you listened to any of Tristan Wright’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

I have not but the narrator did a great job at keeping consistent voices throughout the book, which made it enjoyable and easy to follow!

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes, I listened to this book consistently throughout work.

Any additional comments?

I was given this book for free in exchange for an honest review. I also believe although this book is exciting, it is quite easy to follow and I think it would be best for young adults. Still a good read for any age!