Don’t get alarmed to notice that Jacob Brown has more than one enemy on his tail. He has faced many enemies in the previous parts written by Joshua Dalzelle too. This time the only problem is that he is short of crew. He has disobeyed the direct orders of the people he was working for and as a result of this, he has been left alone. Moreover, the officials who hired him in the first place have turned into his enemies. The ship on which he is traveling in outer space does not belong to him.
Paul Heitsch has the voice of a true warrior so he has been able to narrate the big war between different groups in a fuelled manner. Omega Rising and Iron & Blood have wars of their own in which complex issues arise for the hero.
Here the hero is dealing with multiple things as well and the enemies are also growing large in number. There are no allies on which Jacob can rely, not on his father even who is a one of a kind terrorist.
