When the Devil Dances

Legacy of the Aldenata

By: John Ringo

Narrated by: Marc Vietor

The human-eating Posleen have invaded Earth, decimating all but two North American territories. Heavily outnumbered, humans cluster close together, the possibilities of habitable space shrinking by the day. An epic battle from September 11-27, 2009, will decide the fate of humankind, and the apocalyptic decision to use nuclear weapons - heretofore banned - will alter the fate of alien and human forever.©2002 John Ringo (P)2009 Audible, Inc.

Yea! the story continues and its even better

Well there is not much to say, I dont know if it makes sense to review a book thats the 3rd out of 4 books (or more if you count the side stories) because if you have read the first 2 then you know whats going on and why you should read this one, but here it goes.

So the story continues and its even better then I thought it would get, many if the issues I have had with the other books having side plots that go nowhere and other ones that do but dont make sense, many of those things are not here which is a good thing.

There are some things that are hinted at in the last 2 books that you know have to be going on but are not sure how its done and its sorta touched on here and really its awesome as ever - the regeneration stuff turns out is a little easier then it was thought to do and evidence that might help explain why Earth was helped to prepare its self for the war.

Heros everywhere, even in the “urbs”

I keep coming back this story. People and children, even those not in the military, are affected by and part of the continuing fight against the invading Posleen. Welcome to more adventures, battles and fascinating people like Ann Elgars and Cally!!!

Very Good

Loved it! Some rather slow parts from time to time but otherwise very action pact!

Wish all narrators were this good!

Great story, great narration, what's not to like? If you're a sci-fi or military adventure fan, you've found your series! Start with the first book though!

suck anti matter posties!

not enough suit action but still a bad ass story. wish it has told more of papa o'niels story.