The Hot Gate - John Ringo

The Hot Gate

By John Ringo

  • Release Date: 2013-01-30
  • Genre: Sci-Fi & Fantasy
Score: 4.5
4.5
From 270 Ratings
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Description

The fight to free the Earth from alien domination began in Live Free or Die, and continued in Citadel. Now Tyler Vernon, and his troops aboard the gigantic battle station Troy, face a desperate battle with the forces of galactic tyranny. And the very survival of the Earth and its people is not all that is at stake. The galaxy itself must choose to live free or die-and if the tyrants win this battle, darkness will fall across the galaxy for millennia to come.At the publisher's request, this title is sold without DRM (Digital Rights Management).

Reviews

  • These stories

    5
    By Lavone116
    They tell the story of the resilience of the human race and the sometimes idiocy of our thoughts. A never ending pleasure of reading.

  • Good series

    5
    By Reader9725
    But where is the rest…?

  • Hot Gate

    3
    By CitizenCope
    I thought middle third was tedious and unnecessary to story. It felt like filler to me.

  • Excellent

    5
    By Efendley
    Excellent read, where the heck is volume four.

  • It’s pretty good but I would like to know what happened to Venezuela

    4
    By sky high giggly
    Bb

  • Download chopped off the last page of every single chapter

    5
    By BazJMc
    Download

  • Series starts amazing but fizzes out

    3
    By bustin_domes
    Doesn’t give the best closure to the series and lost connection to the main characters from the first book that you really connect with.

  • One of The Best

    5
    By ddr_nav314
    Simply said: In top ten Best Space operas.

  • Good read

    4
    By JVanMeter
    Not full of the PC garbage that we too often see today. Good read

  • Awesome "hard" military Sci-if

    5
    By Deuce Bigelow
    Ringo does it again in this third novel in the "Live Free or Die" series. Good blend of action , intrigue and massive space battle with a good insight into the human elements of what war means. Highly recommend.

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