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Reclamation

Rise, Book 3

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Reclamation

By: Devon C. Ford, Nathan Hystad
Narrated by: Ray Porter
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The mission failed but hope is not lost....

The Reclaimer's attack on the Gateway didn't go as planned, but a dying man's words sparked a revolution.

Alec receives a message from the Barony, a group in the UK, letting them know they have allies around the world.

Dex is still on the other side of the Occupation, but he knows he'll have to make a move soon.

Lina and Monet are sent on a mission to Shanghai to stop the production of a device keeping the aliens alive in our atmosphere.

Cole and Soares head out with a one way-ticket through a Gateway, in an attempt to permanently close them.

Reclamation pits our humanity against the dreaded Overseers, in a world where only one of them can survive.

Reclamation is the final book in the sweeping post-invasion series, Rise, by Devon C. Ford, the author of After It Happened, and Nathan Hystad, the author of The Survivors.

©2020 Aethon Books (P)2020 Audible, Inc. Fiction First Contact Post-Apocalyptic Science Fiction

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Wow what an ending! I've absolutely loved this whole series. The characters, action and storyline are so well written, I hated the pauses between my available listening time!! I hope these two great authors collaborate again.

Truly brilliant finale!

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Its a really good finish to an average mehhhh series...
Easy listening but in my honest opinion not worth a credit each..
Ray Porter is fast becoming my no.1 narrator just pipping RCB...and thats saying somthing...
If you like RP I highly recommend EARTHCORE followed by MOUNT FITZ...

The trilogy should be 1 credit...

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Another great book from the rise series, and great ending.
Ray Porter just needs to learn to do a British accent lol

Brilliant

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Brilliant listen and a fitting end to an absolutely fantastic book series. would love to see a Dex spin off

Great ending to a fantastic series!!!!

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Great story read by a really talented narrator who really brings the emotions of the characters to life without having to the performance like a radio play.

Great trilogy and wonderfully narrated

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wonderful ending to a fabulous series. I hope there is more to come. I highly reccomend this book to anyone who us a fan of scifi or dystopian genre.

eagerly anticipated

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what can I say but another great series. DCF is full of it, I mean great stories it's just as I would say how an Invasion of Earth would go down take our remaining resources and kill the inhabitants except the slaves they need Ray porter did a great attempt at the Northof England accent now and again it soundeda bit like Scots and Ulster scots but he was nrilliant. fantastic story I read and listen to DCF's story's and others since 2016 in After it happened I did think RCBray was English

DEVON C FORD DOES IT AGAIN

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Couldn't decide between a 3 and 4 star. Can't really say specifically what it was about these books that wasn't for me but in a couple of weeks I will have forgotten all about them. Nothing new on the alien invasion theme here and a few if the issues I had with the story
Why the aliens were able to massacre humans at full strength but the resistance seemed to be able to fight them with human weapons. Why were the twins important really, they would have been dropped from the resistance at the first opportunity. Nothing wrong with the writing or narration, probably just the plot for me which has been done far better elsewhere.

Entirely forgettable

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Interestingly the last book in the series was the hardest to finish.
The pacing is weird: from a gruesome battle scene to humorous banter in to quick a time.

Also, when people read military sci fi, they are looking for details on technology and strategy and so on. In this book, an entire world is added to the USA, and this entire thing gets wrapped up in a rushing manner.

Altogether too much banter and constant nerdgasming references to start wars and start trek.

Struggled to finish

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I’m a big fan of Devon C Ford, his After It Happened and Toy Soldiers series are up there with my favourite stories. Unfortunately this trilogy of books fall well short of an author of his ability.

The main premise of an alien invasion enslaving humanity for decades did have me hooked, however the execution was poor.

(I’m being vague here to prevent spoilers) but the whole driving force of how the uprising comes about is just terrible - people are obviously happy to see their nearest & dearest killed/worked to death but a handful of people and their fate manage to pull on the heartstrings so much that the world finally says “no”

The protagonists were all very one dimensional and I didn’t care for any of their fates. The only reason I stayed for the full trilogy was for my loyalty to the author.

Not his best work

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