Web of Extinction

Zone War Series, Book 3

By: John Conroe

Narrated by: James Patrick Cronin

The finale to the Zone War series.

Alone and weaponless, with a remote controlled bomb in his neck, Ajaya Gurung must plan and fight better and harder than ever before. The last Spider is out there, in the Zone, plotting the end of man, and man is ignoring the danger. Left with only his skills, wits, and courage, he must adapt and overcome before it's too late. If only he had an ace in the hole...oh wait...he does!

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Yeah, I'm doing this, Pasted review from bk1

I love this book so much that I've listened to it several times over the last 18 months. Let me correct that statement...I've listened to the whole series several times. This is one of those book series that I call a palette cleanser. When I need a break or need to get my mind off a series that's stuck in my head I either go to Zone War or Demon Accords.

I do have one complaint in general about the series as a whole though. IT'S TOO SHORT MR CONROE! I would like another book or two please.

Well written wrap up to the series that lets down in the end.

I love John Conroe’s style of writing that puts me in the middle of the action. This third part of the series has much less action and more explanatory narration that is disappointing in the end. If you are hooked on the Zone War series like me, it’s a must read that you should approach with lowered expectations.

Another awesome series!!

These books are so good, all of John Conroe’s books are so good I’ve read them all twice! Probably read them all again waiting for the next in the series,!
James Patrick Cronin is one hell of a narrator also, different voices for each and EVERY character!! Amazing!

Excellent series

I really enjoyed this series. I recommend it wholeheartedly for YA as well as seasoned readers. Very enjoyable with action and great storyline minus graphic violence/language/sex.
I have found a new author/narrator!!

good end to the trilogy

I want more. it leaves off with the apocalypse, sort of, but it works to tie off most of the strings and takes care of its main characters.