Empire: Unification War Trilogy, Book 3

I like that Dalzell set a story in a humanity flawed, technological advanced galaxy. A galaxy where not all problems have been solved by that adanvced technology.Even technology advances had imperfections.Dalzell created rules for his galaxy and stuck by them.A really enjoyable series!

The ending of a great series, it managed to keep going form the previous book with some more twists and turns though ultimately feels a bit like the ending was mildly hurried. I felt it was a good end to the series and I'm glad it did end the way it did. If you're reading the review you've probably already read the others so you'll get more of the same and it gives just that.

Thank you, Josh Dalzelle, for writing such a great series. I'm sad that it's over and we've seen Jackson Wolfe retire, but also happy that the series impact won't be lessened by numerous sequels. We need a Jackson Wolfe on Earth right now.

Another enthralling book to complete the trilogy of trilogy's. And a wonderfully written set they have been, enthralling and all consuming in its universe.So well written by a first class author, well worth the time spent reading all of them.

I have looked forward and enjoyed ever book in the unification trilogy. I am so sad that it's at an end. But what a way to go, goodbye Jackson Wolff, it has been a pleasure to follow you. Who knows maybe one of your children will take up a new adventure.Josh Danielle, i look forward to our next adventure in space.

Although I have enjoyed all of Joshua Dalzelles' various series, Black Fleet is my favourite. As always, the perfect blend of plot and character development. I will miss the exploits of the Blue Jacket mafia but am looking forward to whatever comes next!

For being such a long series overall it would be reasonable to expect the odd one to be slightly below par; but non of them are, they just keep getting better.. A great series, engaging, interesting and well written.

Sad this has come to an end, but what an ending it was! I read this book in 24 hours on holiday, which was amazing, but part of me wishes I’d savoured it a bit more. Farewell Wolfe.