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March to the Sea
- Prince Roger Series, Book 2
- Narrated by: Stefan Rudnicki
- Length: 19 hrs and 13 mins
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Under the right circumstances, even the most spoiled brat can grow up fast, and it turns out that, under his petulant exterior, Prince Roger is a true MacClintock, a scion of the warrior dynasty that created the Empire of Man. Now both prince and bodyguards are determined to get each other off the planet alive. Of course, the planet has other ideas.
Critic reviews
"This fast-paced sequel to March Upcountry continues the odyssey of men and women caught in a struggle for survival and determined to maintain their courage and humor in the face of overwhelming odds. Coauthors Weber and Ringo excel in depicting the lives and times of soldiers both on and off the battlefield." ( Library Journal)
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
- Terry
- 22-09-10
Gripping Stuff
I'm now listening to the four books in this series again. Hi-tech SF, political intrigue and a coming of age trek for Prince Roger and his bodyguard. Put this together with superb authors and a great narrator and you have one of the best buys you could make on Audible.
I've since purchased more audiobooks and books by Weber & Ringo and have yet to be disappointed. More please.
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- Ian
- 20-09-20
Just keeps getting better
Pick up right after the last book and the marines just keep on battling their was across the planet.
Their way across is blocked by a little war they have to fight and win...
Great adventure
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- R Crossan
- 04-12-23
Growth
It was interesting to see Roger's growth as well as the marines becoming a bit more wild. Also good to see them add the Basiks own lol
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
- George
- 08-04-13
Good book - good series
I very much enjoyed this "Prince Roger" series and have listened to it more than once.
For fans of epic science fiction this is a good buy - although the emphasis is more on low tech than high tech.
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
- Roger Harris
- 10-10-06
Another Excellent and engrossing installment
Gripping stuff. I got right into the first book in the saga of Prince Roger and this one was just as good. Maybe a tad too much 'soldiering' and 'battle craft' but terrific characters and story. I can't decide now whether to wait for the audio book of part 3: 'March to the Stars' or just go out and buy the novel.
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- martin
- 16-12-13
TYPICAL RINGO
What did you like best about March to the Sea? What did you like least?
Its imaginative....but Ringo is obsessed with technical detail.
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Ive listened to John Ringo stuff before. If you looking for deep and meaningful stories and complicated characters then look else where. In fact its almost an audiable comic. Its all swashbuckling stuff except its set in the future and on another planet, with lots of fighting enemy Aliens who are daft as planks and cant shoot straight and ofcourse die very easily :) You may find yourself drifting off a bit in places because he is obsessed with tech detail. That said its a decent romp if your in the mood for that sort of thing!
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Very good!
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