Alien vs. Predator: Armageddon: The Rage War 3 Mass Market Paperback – September 27, 2016

I really liked the different storylines within the series. The book delved into the hierarchy of both human and Yautja. Only thing that was left open was what happened to the Queen Xenomorph. I would have liked to read about a fight between her and Elder Kalakta.

This was a great read!

I am a huge Alien fan and have watched my share of predator movies, so naturally the series intrigued me. Its a three part series that starts off slow but improves as the series progresses. Honestly I felt like i came in at the middle of some series even though i have read lots of alien novels. I feel like the book did not explain some things to my satisfaction. That is why only 4 stars.

As other reviewers have mentioned, you must read the previous two books in the series to fully grasp how this entry ties everything together.As the title of this review suggests, the Rage War is a massive undertaking of the AVP universe. Full of original ideas, fast-paced action, great character development, I couldn't put these books down. This story paves the way for a whole new direction in the AVP universe, including what is humanity's place in the years set after this story.I hope there are plans to continue along with this story. It would be a shame for something so profound, unique and good as the Rage War to be left hanging out there with a big question mark without resolution and further exploration a cheat to the series and the fans that will invest their time and money into this series. There's something great here... They need to keep the momentum.In conclusion, to me, this series... the ending of it is actually a beginning. Read it and see what I'm taking about.

Without a doubt, one of the most unique and original storylines featuring both the Predators and Aliens. The Rage trilogy has everything a Sci-Fi/Horror fan and fans of both these franchises, look for and brings it on a new and exciting level. This third novel wraps up the various plotlines in, my opinion at least, a fantastic way. The Rage are invading and taking over various drop holes wreaking havoc among the Colonial Marines and civilians alike. The Yautja have formed a temporary alliance with the Marines in an effort to beat back the hordes of controlled xenomorphs sent forth by the Rage. Intense action and suspense fills these pages. If you've read the first two, this third one will knock you off your feet. Finished it in one day! Lebbon has a talent for writing intense, action sequences that make you feel as if you're right there with the characters. Don't let this one slip by, a must have for your collection!

This book is the exciting conclusion of the Rage War. All loose ends are tied up and paths intersect to change the course of the war. Lilliya finally meets those who can help and a desperate plan is put into action. Along the way the slaughter continues. It is ironic that while humanity has ventured out into the stars and met threats like the Aliens and Yaujita predators, the biggest threat comes from humanity itself. A thrilling, chilling end to the series, that also sees the Company enacting its own doomsday. The audio book version was good, read by John Chancer who did a decent job with the material.

*Review number 55*Definitely had some suspense going into this read. After finishing book 2 I jumped right into this one. For the most part the book was really good. Good action good story. The ending seemed rushed. Having the "Faze" involved seemed dumb. No real explanation, no closure, just kinda 'hey look, it's this thing we found that does cool things!' (The author does go into a little more detail than that but not much). There are some things left to wonder but I suppose that would be in any book. I'm glad I read it. Like I said good action, good story, Predator involvement was great. Could have used one more chapter explaining certain things though.

This was a really fun ride. I've been a big Predator/Alien fan for a long time now. I was looking for a good read that involved them that did them justice. I feel the author did a great job showing proper respect to the feel of the races while adding his own flavor. I hope to see more soon...from the Predators' perspective, as well, would be awesome. Start from book one of you haven't already.