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 Title:                  Hells Faire
 Author:                 John Ringo
 Read By:                Marc Vietor
 Copyright:              2003
 Audiobook Copyright:    2009
 Genre:                  Sci Fi
 Publisher:              Audible Frontiers
 Series Name:            Posleen War
 Position in Series:     04
 Abridged:               No

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From Publishers Weekly
Humanity's war against the nasty alien Posleens continues in military SF author Ringo's latest entry 
in his popular Legacy of the Aldenata series (after 2002's When the Devil Dances), but the unambivalent, 
almost innocent joie de combat of the earlier, pre-9/11 books is missing here. Having learned to 
combine human strategy with superior (although captured) technology, a Posleen overlord threatens to 
break through into unoccupied human territory. Opposing this effort are Major Mike O'Neal and his 
battalion of armored combat suits, plus conventional armor units lead by a Brobdingnagian mobile gun 
with a razor-wielding cartoon rabbit emblazoned on its side. The battle scenes are as vivid as ever, 
but the consequences lie more heavily than before on the warriors, as when O'Neal approves a nuclear 
strike near where his remaining family are located in order to save his command. It becomes increasingly 
clear that some alien "allies" would prefer that the humans and Posleens destroy one another and leave 
the galactic status quo undisturbed. Attentive readers may notice some overlap with When the Devil 
Dances, which Ringo explains in an afterword. Despite the overall dark tone, the author's trademark 
gallows humor shines through ("This is what you get for letting rednecks play with antimatter, boss"). So does a bit of hope: Ringo concludes his afterword by asserting "the good guys always win in the end."
Copyright 2003 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.

From Booklist

The fourth and final novel (for the moment, at least) about Earth versus the Posleen--the same kind 
of glorious jumble of a book as A Hymn before Battle (2000), Gust Front (2001), and When the Devil 
Dances [BKL Ap 15 02] each was--brings the war for human survival to a thundering climax. Cally O'Neal 
and her father, Mike O'Neal, are armed and dangerous in the forefront of the action, along with a right 
good crew of relatives and friends. The supertank Bun- Bun and its crew also hammer their way through 
the Posleen, and are hammered in return. They are ably supported by voluptuous MI Major LeBlanc, now 
a tank battalion commander, and the superweapons created by Dr. Miguel Castanuelo; ably opposed by the 
Posleen, whose smarts and courage ensure real suspense right up to a slightly deus-ex-machina conclusion. 
Ringo most probably plans to resolve the human conflict with the Posleen's secret puppet masters, so, 
as before, enjoy in the expectation of more to come. Roland Green