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The IX

The IX Series, Book 1

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The IX

By: Andrew P Weston
Narrated by: Rob Goll
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Soldiers from varying eras and vastly different backgrounds, including the IX Legion of Rome, are snatched away from Earth at the moment of their passing and transported to the far side of the galaxy. Thinking they have been granted a reprieve, their relief turns to horror when they discover they face a stark ultimatum: Fight or die.

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The IX
by Andrew P. Weston

A superb, gripping and very well-written story from Weston, which will stimulate the senses of any reader.

A tale that will take you to far side of the galaxy and engage in battles for life and death in this epic story. The book is compelling and holds the reader's attention magnificently - fate, destiny and anticipating the future spills from these pages.

I am very grateful to have received an advanced copy of this amazing work by this author and surely more great things to come!

Magnificent!

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What could have made this a 4 or 5-star listening experience for you?

A completely different book.

What was most disappointing about Andrew P Weston’s story?

What we have here is the most incredibly stupid super advanced society ever to grace sci-fi. Suspension of disbelief shattered instantly, with internal mutterings in my head saying " stupid stupid stupid " Kinda like the sub plot to Star Trek : The Voyage Home but taken to extremes, Whale song i suppose is acceptable lost knowledge, ramp that up 10 times and you have the plot for this book.

How did the narrator detract from the book?

Awful, very hard to listen to, robotic and very poor accents.

You didn’t love this book--but did it have any redeeming qualities?

makes you appreciate good sci-fi more.

Any additional comments?

awful.

I was cheering for the bad guys

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