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  • Hunter Legacy Series, Book 7
  • Written by: Timothy Ellis
  • Narrated by: Graham Halstead
  • Length: 9 hrs and 22 mins
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Hire a Hero

Written by: Timothy Ellis
Narrated by: Graham Halstead
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There's no such thing as a dull life for Jon Hunter.

He's come to grips with being an Admiral. But why does someone want to keep him from becoming a Duke so badly, that collateral damage doesn't matter?

The Midgard war is over, the British coup behind him, but war comes in many forms.

Life isn't the same when you fly a desk, unless the desk comes under direct attack.

When the dust settles, it takes time to get things done. There is a time to plan and wait, a time for covert deviousness, and a time to strike. In the midst of all else, Jon is confronted with a new journey, to somewhere no one in their right mind would want to go.

Actions have consequences, and Sectors have their own problems. What does a Sector Government do when the problem is beyond their immediate resources?

They Hire a Hero!

Note: This audiobook includes a bonus short story, "Jane's Christmas."

©2015 Timothy Ellis (P)2019 Tantor

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The book is better than the previous ones but please see my extended review.

I tried to be subjective about this book and the series as a whole. The narrator has improved considerably. Previously I commented that the series might be suitable for teen males. I take that back. There’s misogyny in the series. I’ll explain why I’ve decided to comment on it. Note that I’m not sure why the authors done this and there may be good reasons? My wife however sure doesn’t think so.
As I heard the series from the beginning and I’ve now finished book 7 something’s started to bother me as a male, husband with a teenage daughter. My wife is a councillor and I decided to let her listen to parts of the different talking books in the series. Heres her comments which I agreed with. Here’s what she pointed out: Women are objectified as playthings, there’s many instances where he has fun with the twins, having fun with a princess, having fun with other women as if there sexual objects only. There is little characterization of the women or development of them as individuals. There’s one particular instance where he wakes up and the only thing he comments on was there were four bre*** laying beside him. There are other instances, in many instances they always defer to him and there’s a lot of giggling going on. It’s like none of the woman are written in as smart or strong characters on purpose. My wife’s opinion as a female believes the theme of the book is women are not valued and are written in as simple characters. Even the AI only once, maybe twice suggests a plan of action. It’s the protagonists way of ordering the females around. After discussing this with my wife I can understand why she feels that way. Her opinion is no you male teenager should read this book because of its portrayal of women. I’m tempted to agree with her. As a man I’m also not happy with the style of writing. There you have it folks, I might get flamed for this but I feel I have to point that out. Please listen to the book and see how you feel?
Bottom line, in my opinion this book is a step up from the older books, it’s much better written although it has some serious flaws that suggest it should not be listened to by young teenagers. Also I will say again that the narrator is much better n this book.

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