Radical Dreamer

The Messenger, Book 9

By: J.N. Chaney, Terry Maggert

Narrated by: Jeffrey Kafer

The galaxy itself is under siege, and only the Messenger can save it.

The Verity are in collapse. Clan Shirna is gone. And all along, the ships of the Cygnus Realm have been pushing back until only the Golden are left.

Or so Dash thought.

With the discovery of two new races and a sphere of stars embroiled in war, Dash hurls the Forge ever deeper into territory where no human can live free. The Golden are no longer merely advisors - now, they are present in the fights themselves, their silver ships gleaming with menace in a war that threatens to incinerate an entire arm of the galaxy.

With mechs, carriers, and a tough survivor named Jexin, Dash will strike at the first defensive line of an empire older than human history, and with it, set events in motion that can only end in victory for one side and the total destruction of the other.

For Dash, the choice is clear. Only absolute victory will do, and he will spill his own blood to achieve it.

One battle at a time.

©2021 J.N. Chaney (P)2021 Podium Audio

The War continues

What a great continuation of an amazing story. I was kept engaged throughout the entire book, well, the entire series so far…onto to the next story.

The fun keeps coming

Book 9 is just as good as the rest, if not better. I was relieved to hear that there will be more books in this series. I think I read that there would be a total of 15. Hopefully we don't have to wait long. It also looks like book 10 is already on preorder. Well, sir, don't mind if I do!

fantastic listening story just keeps g👌 👏 👍 🙌

fantastic listening story just keeps going, I'll be sorry when it ends 👌 👏 👍 🙌

still love it

still really enjoying the entire story and I like that the books are getting longer with each one. definitely a must listen to series

Great story! Performance is a bit off putting

I love the story, and I’ve loved all of the books I’ve read and listened to by JN Chaney. The performance of this series is a bit off putting to me personally. I feel like I’m listening to a sci-fi book being read by the lead actor of some cheesy old film noir.