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Requiem for Medusa
- Galaxy’s Edge: Contracts & Terminations
- Narrated by: Ray Porter
- Length: 9 hrs and 33 mins
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Publisher's Summary
The scum hiding deep inside the Reach out along galaxy's edge thought they could kill her and not pay the price. For years these hardened killers have run roughshod over the lawless worlds where Republic justice is never as fast as the blaster in your hand and where double-crosses and death are a part of every deal. They thought this time would be no different.
They were wrong.
This time, the Guild sent the legendary bounty hunter Tyrus Rechs.
As the infamous Rechs pursues the men who murdered his colleague, he's hell-bent on justice, heedless of the trail of destruction he leaves across ruined worlds and fantastic gambling meccas alike. Because for Rechs, this isn't just another Guild contract...it's personal.
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- DANIEL
- 2019-11-02
Good book, excellent story telling!
good story and frankly Ray Porter could read the phone book and i would pay to listen to it.
high hopes for the rest of the series!
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- Marc
- 2021-05-21
Rechs Goes Punisher
Great story that gives insight in the enigmatic Tyrus Rechs. The change of narrator didn't bother me as I'm a fan or Ray Porter as well, different style than R.C. Bray but who says you can't like more than one style? The story felt a bit like Rechs meets Punisher, which I was totally OK with. Some of the battle scenes got a bit long in my opinion and I may have lost attention a few times but I also tend to listen to the books while doing something else so that might just be me. Overall, great story within the Galaxy's Edge universe.
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- Michael
- 2021-03-06
satisfying
the timing on the naration was a little strange, and the story was predictable, and slightly repetetive. we arent listening because its an opus. its a satisfying simple tale involving one of the great characters of galaxy's edge
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- Vangel Vesovski
- 2021-02-09
Nice and light...
The narrator was fine. So was the story. It was a fun listen that touched a few themes that I find interesting. But it is also light on making demands on the reader. I have a lot of time for listening to such books once in a while.
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- Adam
- 2021-01-03
Superb performance and writing
Absolutely fantastic, I actually clapped at the end and gave it a standing ovation. What book makes you do that?
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- Douglas
- 2020-12-28
Great story! Excellent presentation!
The storyline and characters were well developed. Ray Porter does a great job presenting it. Highly recommended.
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- J Dirks
- 2020-08-05
"Apex Legends / The Mandelorian" the novel
While entertaining I did not feel enough depth in this novel. It is one big gun fight where the main character has super armor with "aim-bot" enabled.
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- Mike Mister Detail
- 2020-05-19
Slow start, pretty good ending
Struggled through the first 1/4 of the book, but it slowly rises and ends better than expected.
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- James
- 2020-02-07
Great book
Loved this side story about Tyres Rex. Gave me some insight into his character and what he cared about.
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- Andre Yelle
- 2019-08-05
Good story but lacking depth
I enjoyed the story and relished in the action but this book didn’t deliver on any deep characterization. All the other books of Galaxy’s edge all have action and adventure but where they really shine is in the emotional characterization we see in the protagonist. The character of Tyrus Rechs is as emotional as a boulder and while that fits the character it is a little unfulfilling. I would like to see some more depth from Tyrus.
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- L.R.
- 2019-07-07
10 stars
Tyrus Rechs. The man is an enigma and Requiem delivers more pieces of the puzzle. It's all coming together now. I never thought that a bounty hunters' love story can be so hauntingly and as another reviewer said - achingly - beautiful.
There is plenty of fighting here, but I love it how the blaster fire is blended with melancholy of loss. I read the description of the book and it was like "ok cool!" I listened to the book and it's like "oh wow, stick that dagger in my heart again, that was beautiful..." I did not expect this. By now I know the guys are amazing at combat narrative so I'm quite stunned at the skillful delivery of this emotional tragedy. The very final dialog got my face drenched in tears.
This is one of the best books by this author team and the narrator brought it home.
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- Floyd
- 2019-12-19
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It's been a while since I was this disappointed in a book. This work is completely underwhelming on every level. Plot, characterization, world/setting were all unimaginative, tired, and cliche. Nothing about Requiem for Medusa is memorable or noteworthy.
While I can certainly appreciate a well crafted adventure that isn't too demanding, a cheeseburger of a book (if you can dig it), this is a terrible cheeseburger. If you're looking for some lighthearted action, look elsewhere. I certainly wasn't looking for Dune or anything so heady. But I couldn't find a way into the story. I didn't care at all about the characters or the plot. It felt like I was doing homework.
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- Chris
- 2019-07-07
A must read for any Galaxy’s Edge fans!
A lot of the anthology books have been hit or miss, with the stories ranging from the more traditional space opera styles of yesteryears, or the military science fiction that’s also top notch. This book manages to mesh action and intricate story telling in a way that’s both exhilarating and extremely engrossing.
Ray Porter’s portrayal of Tyrus Rechs helps humanise the man within the mask, whereas the main series and Imperator had us believe that Rechs was a stone-cold man, as Rechs rightfully wanted them to think, Ray Porter’s take on Rechs’ mannerisms and internal dialogue made Rechs feel relatable.
Overall, a great story and great performance.
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- John M. Walker
- 2019-08-23
Too much narrative of what “Rechs is thinking”.
I have three hours remaining, and intend to finish the book, but I had to pause to express my annoyance with not enough planning for action, action, and after action.
I would have never bought this book if I knew it’s real title should have been, “Tyrus and Medusa - a Love Story”.
I hope that, in the future, the authors avoid all the “this is what Rechs is thinking about life, death, Medusa, and the galaxy” filler. I have come to expect a certain type of story from the GE Series. I’m not sure what you guys are thinking, but this ain’t it. It seems like you’re trying to appeal to women or something. Knock it off! I’m fast forwarding through your Bravo Sierra.
And Ray Porter is okay, but R.C. Bray is way better.
Edit* Okay, I take it back - a little. The last three hours, the climax, were excellent. And even the romantic mumbo-jumbo is tied in masterfully in the end. Upgrading from 3/3/3 stars to 4/3/4 stars.
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- Ecualegacy
- 2019-07-02
The Man, The Myth, The Legend--Tyrus Rechs
The story is haunting, as to be expected with the life of Tyrus. Not to give too much away, but we see the kinder, gentler side of the famed bounty hunter before he fell apart. The story is achingly beautiful even while being packed with the gunslinging action we've come to expect from GE. Loved it!
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- PT91311
- 2019-09-17
Immature boyish fantasy.
The hero charges through when gunfire constantly without fear if dying thanks to his plot armor. Target audience is likely young boys.
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- Mars Lee
- 2019-07-06
Rechs VS the universe!
WOW. Action packed, non stop violence, and just enough tragedy to humanise Rechs for the first time. When an old friend is killed, The T-Rex of the legion must track down her killers on a seedy space station known for violence and vice. A fantastic story.
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- Konrad
- 2019-08-31
Jersey Fiction
Color me snobbish, but I feel that half of science fiction should CONTAIN SCIENCE!
I tire of these books with plot-lines that could have easily taken place in New Jersey but with a few spaceships and planets thrown in. There is no science, economic, or cultural development of humankind in the story. The perspective of humans in the larger galactic dynamic is extraordinarily shallow. It as if mankind went from where we are, to where the story pretends to be without traversing the space in between.
Finally: IF THERE IS NO SCIENCE, YOU ARE NOT READING SCIENCE FICTION!!!
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- M. Hardman
- 2019-08-13
Excellent storytelling
Wow. This was a new direction for the Galaxy's Edge series, and I loved it. This is a love story first, and an action story second. But if you're a GE veteran, do NOT let the love story discourage you from trying this. Anspach and Cole deftly intertwine the love, action, and mystery aspects of the story so you never get overwhelmed by any one of them. If I had one gripe, I think they could have added about an hour to the story, to add some exposition to a few of the plot points, but that's splitting hairs. Great book, and I got my credit's worth.
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- Anne
- 2019-10-26
ehhh
I didnt hate it but I won't buy the rest of the series. There was to much moralizing and romantic whining for me.
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