Leviathan’s Last Battle

Battleship Leviathan Series, Book 3

By: Craig Martelle

Narrated by: Shawn Compton

The Vestrall fight back, but Leviathan stands in their way. And Major Payne opens a new front in the war.

His goal is nothing less than turning the Vestrall's allies against them to bring peace to the galaxy.

The Vestrall exist, and they have secrets. The war will continue because it suits them.

Humanity must confront the real enemy. They must win or the war will continue for another thousand years. There's only one ship that can do what needs to be done.

Leviathan goes on the offensive, traveling deep into Vestrall space to find them and eliminate their ability to make war.

An attack the likes of which the galaxy has never seen.

One last battle to determine humanity's fate.

©2021 Craig Martelle (P)2022 Tantor

Enjoyable audiobook with good ending

I enjoyed this series. By the end, I found myself cheering for their success.

Battle narratives were the best!

The series is based premise of peace thru strength and the concept of mercy when appropriate.

Great series..

No idea where they're going since Declan made friends with the wicked Vestrall. Must be getting new enemies?

A little romance and the F-bomb was used 61 times.

As for the narration: Shawn Compton does such a great job on the voices.

Truly a great balanced, space opera.

In these days of so many excellent authors and writing styles, it is just terrific to come across a story/series like this one, one of the best I’ve read in a while. There are so many of this genre that having constant hopelessness, or overwhelming odds all the time such that it literally wears one out. Or the ones that have waaaaaay too much dialogue or the main character talking about themselves for chapters. This is a very enjoyable and rewarding find, I will look for more of this author. Thank you Craig Martelle and Audiobooks

Woke subtext, cringe ending

I'd picked up some woke subtext through the series but it came out to shine in this book. The writing at the end was like a cavalcade of smiles like it was the intro to a 90s sitcom.