Raven Astray: Jaded Angel

By: Christopher Paul Moore

Narrated by: Liz May Brice

This is the second audiobook in the Raven Astray Series.

Seven years after Kongdra, the survivors live scattered between worlds.
Yoon Ji has grown into the pilot her mother once was—sharp, steady, and haunted. The galaxy she inherits is breaking apart: the Horub Empire is rotting from within, war with the Faction refuses to die, and something far older is stirring beneath the ruins.

When an AI threat awakens under the command of Nil—the self-proclaimed savior of machinekind—the Empire’s last defenders are thrown into a war they never saw coming. Seo and her daughter, Yoon Ji, find themselves at the center of it, allied with Jen Walker, StormShadow Squadron, and a handful of ghosts.
But salvation won’t come from admirals or armies. It will come from a child who can hear the song of gravity, a Shepherd Cat who stands his ground, and a Heavy who once called himself Azeo.

As fleets burn and old loyalties fracture, Raven Astray: Jaded Angel follows the fight for freedom, identity, and what it means to choose love over obedience in the long shadow of war.

©2025 Christopher Paul Moore (P)2025 Christopher Paul Moore

A Must-Read Sequel That Changes Everything

Jen truly evolves in this book, stepping into her compelling role. She adds a new depth to the story. Henry continues to bring a quiet loyalty that grounds the characters around him. This book gives more backstory and deeper insight into the characters’ emotions

The story is thoughtful, addictive, and filled with an amazing plot twist. This book kept me hooked from start to finish, and is essential if you plan to continue the series. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a captivating sequel that delivers on every level.

Heavy Action

Got through print and audible versions. I was really impressed. The narrative flowed well, and I was able to get into the story mentally while reading it.

The manipulation and projecting gravity talent is pretty cool. Not your normal sci-fi weapon for sure.

Looking forward to seeing what happens with the liberated Heavies. I sense another trip or two to Kongdra may be in Yoon-Ji's future?

Your narrator knocked out of the park and across the street as well! She's so good.


Well done, Mr. Moore Eagerly awaiting volume 3.

Better as it went

It took me a little bit to get going on the book. But a few chapters in and it hooks you. The writing was clean and precise and told the story really well. I don’t wanna spoil anything, just listen and be impressed.