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Rise of the Peacemakers, Book 1

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Redacted Affairs

By: Kevin Ikenberry, Kevin Steverson, Chris Kennedy - editor, Mark Wandrey - editor
Narrated by: James Anderson Foster
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Peacemakers. The Galactic Union’s most capable enforcers and resolute negotiators, their name alone elicits fear and awe among the Union’s citizenry.

It is a time of upheaval throughout the Galactic Union. As the effects of the Omega War ripple outward, a Peacemaker falls silent at the outpost mining colony of Parmick. Sensing danger, the Peacemaker Guild dispatches two new graduates of the Academy to investigate and report. They are a new breed of Peacemaker, perfect for the clandestine infiltration mission.

Parmick is in chaos. The miners are planning to revolt, and the mine owner is rallying every mercenary and ne’er-do-well he can to protect his illegal mining operation; the Peacemakers soon realize it will require combat operations to free the citizens of Parmick. Meanwhile, the Peacemaker Guild also finds the mining operation is financing the actions of the disgraced Enforcer Kr’et’Socae. Honoring the threat, the Peacemaker Guild unleashes its Enforcers.

With the galaxy teetering on the edge of chaos, can the Peacemakers and their surprising new allies liberate Parmick, stabilize the Galactic Union, and unlock the next clue to find Snowman? From the minds of Kevin Ikenberry and Kevin Steverson comes a new set of heroes who will forever change the Peacemaker Guild and the course of the Galactic Union.

©2019 Kevin Ikenberry and Kevin Steverson (P)2020 Podium Publishing
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Has everything you want for an easy to listen to sci-fi adventure with the added benefit of many more stories to come in the series

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After 2 hours, the MC's have yet to do a thing.

This is not actually the first book in the series?!

The story starts with a lot of exposition of what 'previously' happened, the MC's of this story seem to have had some previous adventure. I don't what that story was, but a lot of that story seems to matter for this one.

A lot of the first two hours of this story seem to revolve around 'secondary' characters I am not familiar with. While the main characters have done little more than travel, banter and reminisce.

After 2 hours of listening, two characters I've not heard of before then start discussing a secondary plot behind the happening of this fabled previous story, referencing characters I still know nothing about.

And just started to wonder why?!

Why am I listening to this? Why do I care? A cool story seemed to have happened some other time, why am I not listening to that?! I stopped and want my two hours back. This seems to be a case of poor storytelling, show, don't tell, etc.

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NOT BEGINING OF THE STORY

seriously, this is NOT how you start a series. the first few hours read like a continuation of a series. all the characters talk about previous missions and reference characters we haven't been introduced to, with no explanation to the reader.
if this is the first book in a series, why not tell us about the things and characters the characters are talking about? if the events and characters being referenced exist in another series then this book ISNT BOOK 1 IN THE SERIES.
I'm off to see if I can find where this story actually starts, because it sounds like it could be good, but I don't need to be starting in the middle of a series. Maybe I'll come back and edit this with the title of the actual begining of the story if I ever find it. until then. 1* because I can't give it a 0*

edit: after some research it turns out that by date published this book is 33rd book published in this universe. so it makes sense that a new series would reference other, previous, events but the author's could and should have done a better job detailing the relevent history instead of writing the book in such a way that assumes the reader read the other series first.

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