Lords of Kobol - Book Three: The Final Exodus

by Edward T. Yeatts III

Synopsis
After more than five millennia, the dominion of the Lords of Kobol is at an end. In "Book Three," the machinations of the messengers of The One come to fruition and ensnare the Olympians, the leaders of Kobol's nations and their tools, the Cylons. This is the epic conclusion to the ancient history of both "Battlestar Galactica" and "Caprica." There is a Plan and questions will be answered.

Genres: Science Fiction

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First published October 1, 2011

About the author

Edward T. Yeatts III (call him "Trey") is a resident of Richmond, VA. He is married (since 1999) and has a son (since 2002). A lifelong fan of science fiction, various franchises of interest include "Star Trek," Star Wars," "Battlestar Galactica," "Lord of the Rings," "Dune," DC Comics, and quite a few more.

Reviews

[Jenna E.]

I finished Book Three today and it was an incredible experience! I just couldn’t put it down! The origins of the Lord of Kobol explained! This story is incredibly epic in scope and I am amazed at how well everything wove together. Wow. This is the BSG background I have been needing for so long, one that finally explains the whole series and puts it into perspective. Because the one thing about both the original and the new series is that you come in at the end of race’s story. I always felt like I was missing so much of it, of what came before. I can’t believe that this book is for free. This story is amazing, I just couldn’t put it down! It’s been a while since I was so captivated by a book! I highly recommend this entire series.

[Jimmy]

This book as more of a feel of the TV show Caprica rather than mainly just Battlestar Galactica. With Zeus' continued performance of being a God & humanity's accelerating laziness, the final exodus from Kobol is coming. Many surprises are revealed in this book from cylons to the Lords of Kobol. What remains true is "all of this has happened before and all of this will happen again."

[Nicholas Wilk]

Entertaining and well written although I remain of the firm opinion that the demythologising should have continued with the "One true God" being Prometheus and the show heavily implied or another survivor of an earlier cycle

[w!L. Gumucio]

Awesome, awesome series. So sad this is the last book. Looking forward to reading the others if they ever get written.

[Jason Tiearney]

This is a fantastic series of books. They capture the philosophical and religious tone of the TV show perfectly, while enhancing it with complex characters and histories. Highly recommend!

[John Bardinelli]

A great conclusion to the trilogy, but it reads a little slow at times.

[Keith Hughes]

This was such a great series. I thoroughly enjoyed the pre-history of Kobol and it has me jonesin' to watch BSG again.

[Cathy]

I loved the new spin for the whole series on how the Gods came to be. I loved all the books. The plot and storyline were great

[Jimmacc]

Again an excellent read. Ending was a little abrupt