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Counterstrike
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- Narrated by: Mark Boyett
- Length: 8 hrs and 13 mins
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- Corey
- 07-11-16
Awesome series!
I loved it! I loved the entire series! Mark Boyett could narrate an instruction manual for my Ikea furniture and would gladly listen. The story is engaging and the characters are easy to relate to. I haven't listened to many of Joshua Dalzelle's books but I will definitely start now.
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- Petros
- 10-07-18
A 'meh' ending.
Wraps everything up, but as predictably as possible. Not a terrible end to a trilogy, but each novel is slightly weaker than the last.
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- Trev
- 06-12-18
You knew the ending before the book started.
Wont give it away but it is one of those books after half way through the second book the "Big reveal" in book three was not surprising. This was a let down. Other than this it was not a bad book Mark had yet another great performance it was just the story was a bit lack luster.
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- Kalin B
- 12-21-17
And finally the interesting part is here!
That's the problem - the author has tried to made a trilogy, when he could put all of this content in to 1 or max 2 books and write further development of the story. In general that's the most interesting book from the trilogy, but still the chatty filling content is too much. I highly recommend the author to re-think the way he makes new books - I get that the commander has good management skills, but I get tired of listening the same commands he give over and over again.. who cares - we are not ship commanders and we are not so much interested in the so detailed way the commander controls the ship. That kind of development is kinda slow and not so fascinating. There are times when I was forcing myself to listen to the book, while with other authors I simply crave to have free time and listen them.
M.Boyett - one of my favorite narrators, simply amazing job, especially in this book, where the chat is a lot and many voices are required.
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- Dustin Ballinger
- 08-17-16
Loved the series
Had listened to several of the Heppner and Larson series and liked them. Saw that Mark Boyett narrated this series so I thought I'd give it a try, listened to the series straight through and enjoyed every minute.
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- Michael
- 07-10-16
Awesome end to the trilogy
Excellent trilogy. I thought the pacing was good and the performance was excellent as always.
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- Jamie Dodson
- 11-06-21
The wrap up to a decent but not spectacular space opera
Compelling story and compelling characters. unfortunately there were a couple of major issues. Air Force Colonel Blake’s character arc was somewhat disappointing. Blake said he had 16 or 17 compadres. But we never got a chance to meet them. But more importantly - nobody asked where were they? Other than those issues it was a decent story and I would recommend it to anybody who loves navy in space.
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- Sandy cohen
- 10-02-21
3 Ed book disappointing
First two had everything. But zero story here. It should have been handled in one chapter author used functions of ship as plot… clamps cannons torpedoes were substituted for story.
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- Patrick
- 04-16-19
Great trilogy
I am so glad I accidentally found this series and this authors works. Warship was the first Dalzelle book I got and had to finish the series bc I enjoyed it so much. The characters are great and you care so much for them. The way space battles our written is clever and really well conceived. I plan to read many more of his books.
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- Brandon
- 04-02-18
Under-whelming
The story premise felt like it had promise, but I feel like the author failed to deliver. What could've been a very interesting tale of interstellar warfare felt like it was dealt with in a half hearted manner. Not enough time taken to elaborate. Battles that were described as taking hours gave me no sense that they actually took that long, they felt like they took a handful of minutes. Disappointed, and will not listen to again
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- S. Morris
- 09-26-16
Fizzled Out
Having found the first two parts of this trilogy absolutely fantastic, it was with great anticipation that I awaited the release of the final part of this Black Fleet trilogy. James Dalzelle had really impressed me and was one of those writers you stumble upon that hasn't published a lot of stuff but all the same puts together a well written story.
This final instalment is another well written book but, I'm afraid to say, exhibits a trait I've seen in the excellent Fear saga series where we are built up and up to a finale that manifests itself in a rather underwhelming way. it seems to me that in the case of the final parts of the Black Fleet trilogy and the Fear saga that the authors sort of wrote themselves into a corner by being so darn good at constructing the previous books. Perhaps they had both worked so hard on the build up that by the time they had to actually write the final and climatic last part that they simply ran out of steam. Dalzelle ran out of steam or it felt to me as the resolution of this epic confrontation was something that was rather a damp squib. I do have to wonder if pressure from the publishers had something to do with these outcomes which is a real shame.
An enjoyable if not particularly satisfying read. I hope Dalzelle revisits this Black Fleet universe and has more time to pen something of epic proportions as I am certain he is quite capable of.
An A for effort but a B minus for execution.
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- Elise
- 07-04-17
Never really finished
I'm assuming there is more to come in this universe and it was a good listen but - and a big issue for me - it pretends the stuff in the first book with the invasion and worm like creatures never happened. Also, the plot is so straightforward it's painful. I enjoyed it, just won't be recommending it to anyone.
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- Timothy Antos
- 10-28-21
Such a great easy to listen intelligently written series
Author has an effortless way with words and is a master storyteller. I can’t wait to listen to more having listened to this series back to back. Entering my lists as one of the greatest science fiction writers. This narrator is superb and a perfect fit for this writer. More please!
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- Simon
- 07-06-16
Excellent Conclusion to a Fine Series
I love it when a series sticks true to from throughout and this one does just that. It’s a great fun series which evokes the original Star Trek ethos but set in amongst a major conflict rather than an exploratory situation. Maverick captain, enigmatic aliens, an implacable enemy and lots of “all ahead full” action all set among the stars. Possibly in truth this concluding part is probably a little lighter on the action than the previous two but it brings this long story to a conclusion in fine style and with plenty of cliff-hanging tension.
The fine narration makes the story rattle along at a pleasing pace and the whole thing is wrapped up neatly at the end with possibly a slightly more subtle end game than might be expected.
As I’ve said in the reviews of the previous two this is not heavy duty sci-fi this is a good old-fashioned story of humanity attempting to survive against evil alien hordes albeit with some rather unpredictable allies “helping” out here and there.
If that’s your kind of thing then this series delivers in fine style.
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- J D Wade
- 11-03-21
GREAT STORY
I only started listening to the first book as it was free. And what a result, great story which had me hooked all the way through. I thoroughly recommend all three books to anyone
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- Darren Tyrell-Knights
- 07-12-20
rushed ending
loved it until the quick wrapping up at the end, very dissatisfying. I expected more from this trilogy :(
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- Amazon Customer
- 07-29-22
A fitting end to an awesome series
A brilliant continuation from the first two ‘included’ books. Gripping and thrilling from start to finish
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- Alex M
- 07-29-22
An enjoyable end to the trilogy
The story kept me engaged throughout and I enjoyed the different voices by the narrator.
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- D. Hanking
- 07-20-22
enjoyable
compelling end to the trilogy and another easy listen. recommended. a bit of a predictable ending but good none the less.
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- Rolfieh
- 06-01-22
Enjoyable series
I have enjoyed the Black Fleet series of books for which this is the last volume of three. Not the most taxing but great to drive to.
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- Anonymous User
- 04-29-22
Great trilogy
Loved these three novels! Great story, the twists were not predictable, and it wraps up clearly and succinctly, not leaving it open for un-ending sequels! Well written, well performed.
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- Anonymous User
- 02-17-22
great book
Really enjoyed the book. it was a great conclusion to the story. well worth it.
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- Peter Payne
- 01-16-22
Great trilogy
A really great “read”. Very well written and expertly narrated. Really enjoyed all 3 books.
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- Anonymous User
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great story and excellent narration
enjoyable trilogy that kept the interest up from start to finish . well worth the purchase
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- Darren
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A great series.
I really enjoyed this series and the narration was also good. well worth the listen.
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- PETER HOERDLER
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Loved it
Great book with a nice flow, good story. Well preformed & very enjoyable series.
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- Anonymous User
- 11-03-21
the 3rd book with the the revenge, and a twist
the 3rd book that has the final strike by humans against the fage. with a surprise twist at the end.
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- Anonymous User
- 10-26-21
brilliant
fantastic story teller and creates a universe that you can easily visualise, loved it the storey and edge of your seat action
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- Anonymous User
- 09-25-21
A excellent end to an excellent series
it was awesome from beginning to end i didn't want it to end.
The Narrator made the complex story easy to understand and its like yiu are right there with them in the thick of the action
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- Ethan
- 03-17-21
Excellent end of the trilogy
Loved the different aspects this book brings out and delves into. It keeps you on your feet while also pinning for the little guy.