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Unbroken Faith
- The Dakotan Confederacy, Book 3
- Narrated by: Eric Michael Summerer
- Length: 11 hrs and 28 mins
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Summary
When allies call for help, the conquered call for liberty, and the dead call for vengeance... With whom do you keep faith?
After two years, the collapse of the Terran Commonwealth has finally slowed. With communications networks rebuilding, the Successor States are beginning to look to the future—but for some of these states, that is a future to be forged in fire and conquest.
With warlords leading fleets into their stars, the newborn Weston Republic has called for help from every Successor State they could find. Now, James Tecumseh, founder of the Dakotan Confederacy, finds himself fighting shoulder to shoulder alongside Imperator Walkingstick—the man he blames for the fall of the Commonwealth itself.
As defeats, victories, and lies pile up all around them, the two leaders find themselves at a nexus of blood and fire that will define the future of the Commonwealth's Successor States for all time—if they survive!
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- Anonymous User
- 06-12-23
I hope this isn’t the end
A book well worth a listening, and a really good addition to the castle federation universe
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- james pestell
- 06-12-23
Enjoyable but not quite living up to expectations
The Dakota series is the most enjoyable in my view but the conclusion didn’t tie up all the necessary loose ends. It is compatible to the end of operation medusa, almost like he ccouldn’t be bothered to continue on after all the battle scenes were done.
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