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  • Mech 3: The Empress

  • By: B. V. Larson
  • Narrated by: Mirron Willis
  • Length: 11 hrs and 13 mins
  • 4.5 out of 5 stars (36 ratings)
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Summary

A new form of alien, a human feudal society and an army of mech rebels clash in the fourth story of the Mech series.

Ignis Glace is a war-torn world of fire and ice. Tidally-locked to its tiny red sun, one side of the planet bakes while the other side is forever frozen. Known as Sunside and Nightside, these two wastelands are bordered by a narrow inhabitable region known as Twilight. Humans and mechs battle for control of their world, even while a third player approaches the game: the Skaintz Imperium. Once the aliens strike, no world is ever the same.

©2012 B. V. Larson (P)2012 Audible, Inc.
Hard Science Fiction Space Opera
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A conclusion to the series?

I for one hope not as I have enjoyed yet another compelling series of books by B.V.Larson. I await with baited breath the release of his next book no matter if it is a continuation of this or one of the other set of stories, or sets out to introduce a new collection of characters. I have an insatiable appetite for the style of writing and the genre of SCI FI. In the mean time I must now look elsewhere as I have exhausted the current bibliography of B.V.Larson's audio collection.

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Some mech action at last!

Not sure why this series of books is called Mech. The mechs are just barely more then other characters in the first two books. But they are much more front and centre with this story.

The narration was ok. Seemed a little slow and plodding.

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