Decayed Legacy

Ruins of the Earth, Book 4

By: Christopher Hopper, J.N. Chaney

Narrated by: R.C. Bray

A chance to save millions. An enemy hellbent on stopping it. And one team tasked with the impossible.

In the wake of defeating Gornath of the Ontishog, above the streets of Manhattan, and saving Earth from a devastating plague, Wic and Phantom Team believe their work is done. But Major Insarka Kindesh has other plans for the heroes and invites them back to Karkin Four.

Phantom Team cross through New York’s origin ring to find the Blood Guard orchestrating covert operations against an Androchidan Empire in the throes of war. But galactic battle is not this trip’s focus. Instead, Insarka reveals plans for Wic’s elite team to help rescue millions of humans waylaid on a backwater planet.

When evidence of the plan falls into enemy hands, Phantom Team finds itself marooned in enemy territory with empire forces pitted against them. Moreover, the humans Wic was charged to save are in more jeopardy than ever.

Will Phantom Team find a way to return countless human refugees to Earth? And will Sir Charles avoid being tossed into a bucket of flounder? Or will Wic and his heroic team of operators finally meet their end at the hands of the cruelest aliens the universe has ever faced?

Find out in Christopher Hopper and J.N. Chaney’s next edition of the runaway hit series Ruins of the Earth. For fans of Galaxys Edge, Expeditionary Force, and District 9—the fate of humanity waits for you.

©2021 Christopher Hopper and J.N. Chaney (P)2023 Podium Audio

Best one yet

I’ve recently been more and more reluctant to spend my credits on sci-fi series books mostly because it’s become clear that a lot of authors are splitting what should be one book into several books, and then filling it with a lot of…filler? I’m not sure what the correct word for that is. I’ve just grown tired of the very obviously, and sometimes lazily, contrived situations the characters, find themselves in, followed by the increasingly popular deus ex machina to wrap it all up with plenty of time for 1 or 2 hours of “special authors notes”, or “round table discussions” that piss you off.
Anyway, there was none of that in this book, and praise be to (insert your chosen non offensive, gender neutral, nondenominational, apolitical, asexual, nonsensical, and otherwise hyper politically correct deity here)

The narration was top shelf, as usual. I actually fear that our favorite narrator, Mr. RC Bray, has put himself in a situation where he so regularly performs flawlessly that it has become common place to the point where people don’t even bother to mention it anymore. I suppose it’s fair to say that at this point, it would be much more noteworthy if he did a subpar performance, but it certainly isn’t fair to only comment on the negatives.

Can’t wait for the next

Awesome listen. Wish another was available great series. So enjoy listening at work. Keep it going

Just AWESOME!!!

What a great listen, highly recommended!! I’m hopeful for similar stories in the near future.

Thoroughly enjoyed.

Great story and performance. Well developed characters I can't wait for the next one.

good stuff

narrrotor was pefect as always. the story was gs good as the other books in the series