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  • American Empire: The Center Cannot Hold

  • The Center Cannot Hold
  • De : Harry Turtledove
  • Lu par : George Guidall
  • Durée : 24 h et 36 min
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American Empire: The Center Cannot Hold

De : Harry Turtledove
Lu par : George Guidall
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    Harry Turtledove, Ph.D., critically acclaimed novelist and "Master of Alternative History," enriches his compelling narratives with authentic period details. In this enthralling epic begun by Sidewise Award winner How Few Remain and continued in Blood & Iron, the Great Depression devours the Roaring Twenties - leaving the USA and the CSA vulnerable.

    As the Socialist Party battles Coolidge to retain the presidency in 1924, it seems as if it can do no wrong. The stock market soars, and the USA prospers. Although victors in the War of Secession, the CSA still reels from its loss of the Great War while the Freedom Party promises new vigor and pride. But should these gray-shirted fascists seize power, they may prove dangerous. Sharing world supremacy with Germany and bloated with prosperity, the USA fails to notice ominous events inside the weakened CSA.

    ©2002 Harry Turtledove (P)2008 Recorded Books, LLC

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    • Johnathon
    • 13/03/2019

    Another amazing installment in this franchise.

    Great story. Great performance. 100/100. Truly one of the best pairings of source material and voice talents on the platform. On to the next one!

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    • Robert
    • 16/12/2017

    Just Terrific

    Story; Great
    Narration; Great
    Loved this book.
    10/10 gonna read again, can't wait to finish the series.

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    • Raymundo Serna
    • 20/06/2023

    decisently good

    the story overall was decent had to look up a lot but i would recommend still some stuff dont make sense but i think its do to the chages across the time line

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    • Michael Ayers
    • 03/11/2022

    Family Guy.

    narrative was good. storyline flower at a good rate good Harry Turtledove book. thank you

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    • Klue
    • 31/07/2022

    The Rise of FAS-- I Mean FREEDOM

    This Series is More than the some of its parts. At times it is difficult to tell where one starts and another ends.
    This Installment showcases the second term of President Sinclair. The Elections of 1927 {C.S.A.} and the Elections of {1928} respectively.
    The Crash of the Economy in 1929. The Resurgence of Extremism in light of said Crash.
    And so much more politics.

    However I do have some Criticism; I lot of crazy stuff just happens off the Page. Canadian Uprisings. The Rise of Action François. The Mexican Civil War and some stuff with Japan.

    I think because all of the Soldier Characters have moved on to other things, We can't get too much regarding the Frontlines of any conflict anymore, Also they gotta move through 10 years in 20 chapters so some stuff is gonna get skimmed over.
    But IDK sometimes it was wanting of more details.

    But on a more Positive note; I liked that we got to see a bunch of the Characters who started as Children grow up. I can tell they're gonna become POVs in future installments and setting them up here just makes its better. It Gives us more of a connection to the Next Generation. And in the same vein it's really cool to see technology develop more, The Starts of Film and Radio and Automobiles alongside a cultural Evolution. It's Bul-- I mean SWELL.

    I Really Love this Series and I intend to keep reading.

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    • Jacob black
    • 31/10/2021

    Filler

    American empire series isnt bad, its entertaining but I cant recommend these to anyone. They're too long and too much filler. Performance is excellent as always. I hate the mcgregor family with a passion and cant wait until mary blows herself up. Good new pov characters besides her dumb ass tho.

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    • Walter Samson
    • 10/09/2021

    Freedom party stays catching dubs!

    Freedom! freedom! Can’t wait to see what happens in the next book. Love this series!

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    • Robert
    • 16/10/2020

    Good stuff, poor production

    The story and narration are excellent, but as unfortunately the norm for this series the mixing of the audio is awful. Lots of odd pauses and absolutely NO management of subchapters - one sentence will be from one character's perspective, and the next second you're in an entirely different one.

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    • Richard Stine
    • 16/04/2020

    5 stars!!!!

    loved this book so much
    harry turtledove is great and the performance was amazing !!!!! 5 stars!!!!

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    • James
    • 05/07/2019

    Another great installment in the series

    Turtledove is really a master at the Alternative History genre. Of course, it's supposed to be an analogy to 1920s/1930s Germany but the way the author paints the story in English and in an American context is well done. It's easy to see modern populists also coming through when he paints the main character: Jake Featherstone in this story.