First Strike

Convergence, Book 3

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From New York Times bestselling author Craig Alanson comes book three in the Convergence series, melding action-packed urban fantasy with his signature humor. Read by none other than award-winning narrator R.C. Bray.

Kaz Wolfe is trying to prevent ancient gods from regaining access to our world. The Order wants to open a portal to the Nether to gain power by serving those gods. Playing defense isn’t working. The Order always has the initiative. It’s time for direct action, to hit the Order hard.

Before it’s too late for us.

Craig AlansonR.C. BrayPodium AudioConvergence

Action et aventure

Fantastique

Fiction

Humoristique

Comédie

Paranormal

Spirituel

Action et aventure Fantastique Fiction Humoristique Comédie Paranormal Spirituel

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... and that's not a bad thing. I like the story and the characters (mostly). However, every time Wolfe talks about not knowing anything about magic, or the Jinn tells him he's an idiot it feels like the most repetitive filler. It's essentially the same interaction and relationship between The Magnificent Skippy and Joe Bishop in his Expeditionary Force series.
There are multiple repetitive interactions between most of the characters that could easily be left out and would make the story much easier to listen to.
Either way, I'm sure I'll continue to buy the series as they come out, I just wish it could get to the point a little quicker and have fewer of the repetitive character interactions.