Callsign Valkyrie

Order of the Centurion, Book 6

By: Jason Anspach, Nick Cole, Walt Robillard

Narrated by: JD Jackson

These things we do, that others may live!

The Legion is the most elite direct-action force in the galaxy, hammering the enemies of the Republic...but some missions require a scalpel.

When radical insurgents shoot down a covert republic flight at galaxy’s edge, a nearby Legion recovery team is sent to recover the crew and keep the flight’s VIP—a doctor overseeing clandestine research and development—from falling into enemy hands. The operators of REC-Team Pelican fight the clock and struggle against criminal cartels, dangerous insurgents, and internal political strife, knowing that theirs is the duty to succeed where others might fail.

Strap in for a thrilling adventure of special operator warfare, covert intelligence, and high-stakes spy craft as REC-Team Pelican navigates a treacherous battlespace to make the rescue...no matter the cost.

©2022, 2023 Galaxy's Edge, LLC (P)2023 Audible, Inc.

Great plot and story, boring narrator

I really enjoyed the book, but it turned ok much longer to finish because of the tone-less nature ration. I often had to go back because I had zoned out to the narrator’s voice. It was still well worth the price!

Basically Legion ParaJumpers

The story was good, the action and backstories are well written and I will for sure listen to it again. Although the narrator reminds me of the iron wolves book where the guy just reads it and doesn't try to distinguish the characters voices to a point where you can tell who's talking.
Good book, needs a better voice for it.

Rescue Team

The best of the best form this rescue team and this is their story. Very enjoyable listen. Lots of action and plot.

Excellent narration.

Good times

I truly enjoy the order of the centurion stories. As a former member of the US Navy, the stories convey a strong brotherhood. You know going into them that someone is going to die. I still love to listen to them. Thank you for all your good work

ok but not the great and powerful R.C. Bray...

Hard to follow with this narration dull monotonous reading of what otherwise would be a decent story.