Cataclysm

Deadmen's War, Book 6

By: Anthony J. Melchiorri

Narrated by: Mark Boyett

To the end…

Lieutenant Shaw and the Deadmen succeeded in uncovering the ancient secrets hidden on the deadly planet, Arbornides. With the help of Doctor Bussert’s science team, they resurrected Sentinels unlike any they have ever seen, trained a new platoon of Sentinel operators, and, most importantly, uncovered the nefarious goals of the long-extinct Progenitors.

Unfortunately, so did the Principality of the Seven Sons. Now the Principality is on a warpath to fulfill the Progenitors’ ambitions—ambitions that threaten the survival of humanity. The clock to extinction is ticking, and Shaw and his new platoon must stop them.

There’s just one problem. Before Shaw and his crew can even leave Arbornides, their oldest rival, the Imperial Alliance, arrives with a fleet armed to obliterate anyone that stands in their way. The Alliance forces might just end the Deadmen’s mission before it even begins.

The Deadmen’s legacy is already etched in blood. As they march toward the impending cataclysm, they carry a chilling truth: in the face of certain doom, Shaw and the Deadmen will have to bring death itself to its knees.

Cataclysm is the sixth and final book in the Deadmen's War series. It’s a riveting fusion of Pacific Rim and Starship Troopers, sure to leave you on the edge of your seat.

©2023 Anthony J. Melchiorri (P)2023 Podium Audio

Great ending

This was a very good series. It was finished well and I wouldn't mind another war in this galaxy.

Original story line and well written

I worried when narration changed from R.C. To Mark. But Mark did a fantastic job.
This was a very original story line and I appreciated it through all six books. Just when the sentinel thing started to get old the story line changed and I ended up really liking every book in the whole series.

GooD

This book has a good story and narrator gave an excellent performance. Recommend to others.

fantastic!

Great story line! Easy to follow along. I love books like this that make me look forward to even just a few minutes to see what comes next.

Great story progression

I listened to all of the books in this series back to back. The first a few books were great, but lacked some depth in the story, but as things continued, the narrative transitioned away from action and fighting to include more depth. The fighting and action are definitely still there, but I think the author did a great job of balancing the story with the action and the character development.