Galactic Empire Wars: Emergence

The Galactic Empire Wars, Book 2

By: Raymond L. Weil

Narrated by: David Rheinstrom

USA Today best-selling author.

Aliens have destroyed the Earth. They left behind 18 million survivors who will never forget what has been done to their world. They turn to Mason Randle, who will do everything in his power to see that the Human race survives.

Earth can no longer support life. The Moon, Mars, and the asteroids now provide safe havens for the stunned survivors. They find a protector in Major Wade Nelson. A dedicated marine who is willing to take the fight to the enemy.

Marken is a Kivean. He is part of an alien race that helped Major Nelson and the other kidnapped military personnel escape from the Kleese. Because of his actions, his home world is now in jeopardy. Can a daring rescue mission save his people from the vengeful Kleese Empire?

The Kleese. A galaxy spanning empire that sees the Humans as a nuisance that must be eliminated once and for all. They will send their war fleet to annihilate the remaining Humans.

How can 18 million survivors bring down an Empire that controls thousands of worlds and is totally merciless? Find out in Galactic Empire Wars: Emergence, the second audiobook in this new military science fiction series.

©2014 Raymond L. Weil (P)2014 Raymond L. Weil

Great story

Good pace to the story and I liked the narrator. Some interesting editing to give the whole thing a bit of character.

A good second book.

I liked this second book better than the first. I'm still not a fan of the narrator, but you can get past it.

It a good book but ....

The narrator is bad it's hard to get use to his voice and female voice sound like a man in drag

the book is ok

the story is read too fast. there is to much repeating of information.

how many times do we need to hear of Beth missing her dead Fiance?

Solid story with great voices, read too fast.

The two books in this series are written well, and the narrator does a great job individualizing how each character appears in tone and accent. However, the pace of reading is too quick and can be distracting. To be honest, if the vocal characterization wasn't so good, I would have given the performance just two stars and docked the overall score as well.

I recommend listeners grab the sample before purchasing. If you can overcome the pace of the reading, this is a pretty good book.