Colonization

Alien Invasion, Book 3

By: Sean Platt, Johnny B. Truant

Narrated by: Ray Porter

Humanity isn't all they left behind.

Two years later, the world lives in fragile peace. But a clandestine search has begun...and a clock has started ticking.

Two years after first contact, Astral forces have established their fragile kingdom around the globe. Motherships occupy the cities. Shuttles patrol the lawless outlands. The pacifist class of Astrals known as Titans assist humans in running their alien empire while bloodthirsty Reptar peacekeepers ensure that order is kept. And unseen in the ships above, a third class of visitor calls the shots - the unseen Divinity, worshipped and feared by citizens in equal measure.

Meyer Dempsey sits on his plinth as Viceroy of Heaven's Veil, on the old site of Vail, Colorado. As with other Viceroys in the eight other world capitals, humanity's remains revere Meyer almost as a god. But below the surface, both colonies and outlands have begun to crumble with unrest.

Until now the rebellion has been quiet. Now desperation bubbles as they learn the Astrals have begun digging for an ancient device buried beneath the glowing blue Apex at Heaven's Veil.

But twin truths of the forthcoming alien war (or a possible alien apocalypse) have dawned at Benjamin Bannister's facility in Moab, sending plans into action: The Astrals have lost what they hoped to uncover.

And humanity's only chance is to find it first.

©2016 Sean Platt; 2016 Johnny B. Truant (P)2016 Podium Audio

Great Read!

Love it. Meyer rocks! Although Piper has become annoying, the story carries on well.

Great

Great story, Great author. It is absolutely worth the purchase and read. It has adventure, humor, drama, all that you want in a book. You wont be disappointed.

Ray Porter made this one for me

This was my least favorite of the first 3. Lost the characters in the story. If Ray was doing the 4th I might have tried it.

solid

the book throws out some serious twists that make it a compelling read. worth every penny!

Lots of characters to keep straight

It’s hard to keep the story straight when the author is actively switch back-and-forth between characters. This is meant to be an audiobook. The author should remember that a lot of people are doing a lot of things while they’re listening to this book. they’re not just sitting in bed, listening to it.

Also, it takes a lot of credits to get through the entire series as each book is not that long