Purge of Deceit

Neon City Trilogy, Book 3

By: Adam J. Smith

Narrated by: Steven Miller

Even the rain cannot extinguish all the fires now burning throughout Neon.

With Deke Allinson on their tail and Annora more exposed then she has ever been, can Elissa hold it together long enough to reach safety? Or, is the fire burning all around her a reflection of her own desire for revenge?

There's talk on the street, too. The authority have rounded up the remaining protesters and mean to make an example out of them. However things end, one thing is for sure - it will never be the same again.

A dystopian cyberpunk adventure inside a vast city dome, Purge of Deceit is the closing book in the Neon City trilogy. What cost is freedom?

©2019 Adam Smith (P)2021 Adam Smith

I’m hooked on this ongoing storyline

Purge of Deceit: The Neon City Trilogy (Neon #6), my seventh read from author Adam J. Smith in the last six weeks, I’m hooked on this ongoing storyline. 6-hours 3-minutes/275-pages, somewhat longer than the earlier books which is good when reading a good story.. Steven Miller's narration adds to a very good book's excellence. I look forward to more from this author and in this series. "I received a free review copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review." (RIP Marley January 20, 2014 - July 24, 2018).

The Finale

It's Calix, Annora and comrades vs. Deke and The Authority. After Calix burns down Lowtown with a grave loss of innocent life, who is really in the right? Still this is a fight for Freedom and it won't be easily won. I found this final book in the series harder to follow and a bit discordant, but it is another blockbuster for Smith.

A Fiery Conclusion Lights Up the Neon City!

Adam J. Smith's Purge of Deceit, narrated by Steven Miller, delivers a thrilling finale to the Neon City Trilogy. Smith's writing keeps readers on the edge of their seats as the characters navigate a dystopian world filled with danger and betrayal. Miller's narration is spot-on, bringing to life the characters and their struggles. This book is a must-read for fans of cyberpunk and dystopian fiction, and a fantastic conclusion to the trilogy.

Excellent series finale.

This final story in the Neon City trilogy was bittersweet, over the previous five books related to Neon City I became invested in these characters and seeing how things would work out for them. Without providing any spoilers I’ll just say the finally provided a sense of satisfaction, and a desire to see a spinoff series with a few of the characters. Once again Steven Smith’s narration brought the story to life. I received a review copy through StoryOrigion and chose to provide this review.