Fall with Honor [Dramatized Adaptation]

Written by E.E. Knight

Narrated by A Full Cast, Dan Stevens, Richard Rohan and 9 more

Freedom is on the march as the rebellion against the Kurian Occupation of Earth takes the offensive. David Valentine has recruited an ad hoc company of former Quisling soldiers and puts them through a trial by fire with a successful raid against an enemy armory. Now, they're ready to join forces with a guerilla army planning to establish a new freehold in the Appalachian Mountains.

Valentine knows that a permanent outpost near the East Coast would provide a strategic victory over the Kurians - and he believes that only his old ally Ahn-Kha could be leading the guerillas. But nothing could prepare Valentine's fighters for what awaits them at the end of their journey.

Performed by Ken Jackson, Tim Getman, Thomas Penny, James Keegan, Christopher Graybill, Julie-Ann Elliott, Mort Shelby, Michael Glenn, Dan Stevens, Richard Rohan, Christopher Scheeren, Greg Gorton, Nanette Savard, Thomas Keegan, Joe Brack, Barbara Pinolini, Tim Carlin, Ren Casey, Casie Platt, Terence Aselford, Joseph Thornhill, James Lewis, Steven Carpenter, Michael John Casey, Elizabeth Jernigan, David Coyne, Tony Nam, Drew Kopas, James Konicek, Delores King Williams.

• Language: English
• Publisher: GraphicAudio
• Release date: Nov 1, 2020
• ISBN: 9781648815171

Reviews for Fall with Honor [Dramatized Adaptation]

[jimmaclachlan · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

This series is doing better again. It hit a low point on book 4 or 5 for me, but this one was much better. There are a few mistakes that can make the geography a bit confusing - he swaps east for west a couple of times. We're treated to revisiting some of the characters that got left behind in Valentine's travels which I appreciated. The update on them plus Val's legal situation is interesting.

One of these days I'm going to have to re-read this series & am sure I'll love it. I've read each book once as it came out, so it's been about a decade since I read the first one. Knight does a good job of reminding the reader of earlier books, but there are a lot of details that I'm now hazy on.

I wouldn't recommend reading this series out of order. Each book definitely builds on the last in too many ways & the story is told in chronological order.

[nighthawk777_1 · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

Another great entry in this series. This one starts off a little more light hearted, with more humorous things going on. The meat of this story is about Southern Command putting together a major offensive into Kurian controlled territory. It's every bit as good as you would imagine. We have the introduction of some interesting new characters. We also begin learning more about the New Universal Church, a sort of religious group who worships Kurians. Reading this tale reminded me of a lot of different historical events. Thing such as the bolsheviks tactics in taking over rural areas, General Lee going offensive to Washington, and even a little bit of the Road Warrior thrown in lol. What can I say, this story delivers on all the action, great descriptions of locale, and characters that we have come to take for granted in the Vampire Earth.

[dswaddell · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

Very good book in the series. It is beginning the process of tying contacts from the previous books together and building towards the next chapter of the story.