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Victory's Price

Star Wars: Alphabet Squadron • Book 3

by Alexander Freed

Narrated by January LaVoy

4.18 ABR Score (4.4K ratings)
★ 4.16 Goodreads (3.3K) ★ 4.65 Audible (1.1K)
16h 19m Released 2021 Sci-Fi

Why Listen to This Audiobook?

January LaVoy makes you feel the weight of a war ending badly even for the people who technically won.

  • Great if you want: morally complex military fiction with genuine emotional stakes
  • Listening experience: heavy and cinematic — a slow, earned gut-punch of a finale
  • Narration: LaVoy shifts between haunted and fierce without losing a beat
  • Skip if: you haven't read the first two Alphabet Squadron books

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About This Audiobook

After devastating betrayals and fierce battles that have left both squadrons bloodied, the remnants of Alphabet Squadron face their most dangerous mission yet as they hunt the resurgent Shadow Wing across a war-torn galaxy. With Imperial Operation Cinder continuing to burn worlds in the Emperor's final act of spite, the New Republic pilots must confront not only their most skilled adversaries but also the personal costs of their long campaign. As Shadow Wing's leader Soran Keize pursues a mysterious agenda that transcends mere Imperial loyalty, both squadrons hurtle toward a climactic confrontation that will determine the fate of countless lives and the future of the galaxy itself.

January LaVoy delivers a masterful performance that brings distinct personality to each character while maintaining the emotional weight of their individual journeys. Her nuanced portrayal captures the battle-worn exhaustion of Alphabet Squadron and the cold determination of their Imperial counterparts with equal skill. LaVoy's pacing allows listeners to fully absorb both the intense space combat sequences and the quieter character moments that define Freed's storytelling. The audio format particularly enhances the novel's exploration of trauma and loyalty, as LaVoy's expressive narration draws listeners deep into the psychological complexity of pilots on both sides of this bitter conflict.