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The White Fleet

Blood on the Stars, Book 7

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The White Fleet

By: Jay Allan
Narrated by: Jeffrey Kafer
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The war is over, but the struggle continues. Tyler Barron and his spacers have set out into the unknown, deep into the Badlands, seeking to discover the empire’s old tech and the secrets of its tortured history before Gaston Villieneuve and the resurgent Union can beat them to it. The White Fleet is a vast force, powerful, and crewed by the toughest veterans from the war.

Barron and his people know the future of the Confederation, even its survival, depends on recovering the scientific secrets of the empire before the enemy can do the same. Barron and his people push far beyond the Confederation’s borders to space untraveled since the Cataclysm.

They are seeking the past, its secrets, its knowledge…but they will find a present that they never expected, a new and terrible danger, one that threatens not only the White Fleet, but the Confederation itself…even the entire Rim.

©2018 Jay Allan Books Inc. (P)2018 Audible, Inc.
Fiction Military Science Fiction Space Opera Space War
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very good book

loved it I am looking forward to the next one can't wait to see what happens

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Story keeps well with the books before, very well written

Narration perfect.

The story is really gripping and every book adds more interest and wonders. (To me)

The space battle are amazing and definitely one of the best book series for the battles.

My only personal pet peeve is I feel more people should die. But thats me with all military sci fi.

Other than that bit but I’m like that with all sci fi military sci fi and space opera.

Amazing story.

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The Journey Continues

This is one of those soap operas that tends to get your blood boiling, if only because the 'Intelligence' service/operatives act so 'unintelligently'. For the Head of Intelligence to leave himself wide open the way he did.... I rest my case.

I feel that the continuing war between the Confeds and the Union is distracting from what could be a really good follow-on series. I have to question the decision of the Confeds, having lost millions of its people in the war, many through war crimes, would readily give up all victory to an invader and be so naive to believe all will be well, knowing full well the lengths they have already gone to in the past.

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