The Hot Gate: Troy Rising, Book Three (Troy Rising Series), by John Ringo
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When the orbital gates first materialized in the outer Solar System, all seemed well, but a devastating invasion ensued. Now humans have battled back from conquest by a tyrannical alien species to become a force to reckon with in the galaxy. On a crash-building course, humanity under the leadership of Tyler Vernon, has created a near-impregnable battle station of Deathstar proportions to prove it. But the enemy is remorseless and to survive humans must take the fight to the heart of their empire and prevail― a feat no previous species has ever accomplished. Instead, the bones and burnt hulks of those who have tried litter the star-ways.
But these galactic imperialists have never contended with humans, a foe who is their match in sheer ferocity and desire to win.
The third novel in the Troy Rising space adventure series.
Praise for the previous novels in the Troy Rising series:
“[Live Free or Die has] do-or-die action…plenty of old-fashioned two-fisted can-do attitude, a heavy dose of science, and occasional bursts of dry humor.…” ―Publishers Weekly
“Ringo is back [in Citadel] with a rousing tale of derring-do in space…as good as ever, giving the reader an epic space opera complete with grand vistas and…pungent writing, snappy characters, and gallows humor.” ―Booklist
The Hot Gate: Troy Rising, Book Three (Troy Rising Series), by John Ringo- Amazon Sales Rank: #2068978 in Books
- Brand: Ringo, John/ Boyett, Mark (NRT)
- Published on: 2015-06-30
- Formats: Audiobook, MP3 Audio, Unabridged
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 6.75" h x .50" w x 5.25" l,
- Running time: 16 Hours
- Binding: MP3 CD
About the Author John Ringo is author of the New York Times best-selling Legacy of Aldenata (Posleen War) series, which so far includes A Hymn Before Battle and nine sequels, the technothriller series starting with Ghost, a dark fantasy titled Princess of Wands, and many other novels for Baen. A veteran of the 82nd Airborne, Ringo brings first-hand knowledge of military operations to his fiction.
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47 of 52 people found the following review helpful. Needed Editing to Tighten Up but Good Anyhow By G. Peter Wityk I loved the first two books in the series. I merely liked this one. I pre-ordered in anticipation of finishing it in one night. It lasted 3 which is a telling comment. The theme of the series continues. You in general get what you expect from a Ringo book. But, a quote from Tyler Vernon is telling. Paraphrasing it, he says, "I wanted to be a star trader exploring the galaxy. I got this instead." I think that this is Ringo telling us that he wanted to tell one story but the characters developed a life of their own and a direction that he might not have wanted them to take.I'm sure that there was a point to the first half of the book where Dana 'Comet' Parker is adjusting to another culture, deals with Latin machismo and psychoanalyzes a recalcitrant AI. I'm just not smart enough or prescient enough to figure out what it was. It suddenly seemed to drop away when or perhaps shortly before the battle started. I imagine that I will find out in the next book or two. Because, in spite of other reviewers expecting a trilogy, I fully expect several more in the series.This book seems to be more a place holder and a clearing of the stage for the next book or two ( or more ). There are plenty of bad guys still out there waiting to be sent to perdition, a lot of galaxy to explore and more adventures to have. Remember, it is John Ringo writing. This is not dull or boring; just an unexpected direction. And, even though the battle seems to be more a David Weber style battle ( I shoot hundreds of thousands of missiles, get a bad roll and X% of them hit - i.e. the game designer shows up instead of the action/adventure writer ) than a typical Ringo action sequence, it does hold my attention. You are going to have to read it so that you understand what comes next. So, break down and buy it. There is fun and adventure; just not the full measure that we have come to expect from Ringo. Rest assured that to understand the better work coming, you need to know what's happening here. And, I for one am curious to see where these characters are taking the story line that they hijacked!
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful. A Good Read By gtexas784 This is the third book in a series. "Live Free or Die" is the first. "Citadel" is the second, which overlaps the first book and the third book a tiny bit. These books are good reads. Like many of the other reviewers have commented, "The Hot Gate" ends with the story at a convenient stopping point, but with lots of loose ends. If Ringo doesn't write another book in the series to provide a better conclusion, I say we get the pitchforks and rope and schedule a meeting with Mr. Ringo. "The Hot Gate" is a good read. I particularly like the battle story at the end where the momentum shifts back and forth as each side reveals more of its capabilities and plans in one of those battles that historians will study for ages because it marks a turning point for the future. That's why I and others are waiting for the sequel to this book, which ends with the battle. I would like to see where Ringo will take the story of what happens after this battle. The entire series is about how humanity deals with the problem of aliens showing up in our star system with more advanced technology than what humanity has. Earth has to pay tribute to aliens, but has nothing of interest to the aliens to make the payments with (a feudalist interstellar society). Earth has to somehow get control of its high orbitals back and maintain control, or it will never be free. The first three books cover how that might happen, with even a little humor thrown in now and then because life is like that. The series examines the impact of stellar economies competing with each other, the role of diplomacy in getting ethnic groups to cooperate with each other (human and alien), the efficiency of polical organizations, the impact of capitalism, etc. It also tries to convey just how big space is and how human thought processes have to adapt to the scale of operations in space. It isn't just a story about warriors oeverloaded on testosterone. Have fun.Live Free or Die (Troy Rising)Citadel
18 of 20 people found the following review helpful. Adequate By Grognard Hot Gate is merely adequate. It suffers primarily by comparison with the two earlier books in this series. Troy Rising was good, and Citadel was marvelous fun, particularly with its delightfully frazzled bad guy (Rangoran) intelligence analysts caught between feuding factions among their superiors. I hope we see more of them in the next book.Hot Gate's other problem is that John Ringo's readers expect lots of ***-kicking action from him, and this book focused on how true fighting power is created, as opposed to its use. I.e., many readers find Dana's travails whipping her squadron into shape on the battle station Thermopylae to be too much information, which is rather like objecting to the training scenes in _The Corps_ series by W.E.B. Griffin.Hot Gate is decent military science-fiction.
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