Revelation is the tenth novel in The Globur Incursion series by D. Rebbitt. The team is back one last time, and this may be their biggest battle yet. With John Forest no longer by their side, the team has to fight on their own. Admiral Jones, Sindhu, Zenke, and Hannah all have goals to achieve, battles to win, and enemies to defeat. The team relied on John heavily, but with him gone, Jones knows there is a lot more work to do and not much time. As Admiral Jones races to implement a daring plan that might finally defeat the Globur, he must also uncover the truth behind their new strength and what truly happened to Forest. But just as one war seems to end, a new, more insidious threat begins to take shape within the heart of the empire itself. Can they survive this time? Or is this the end of the road for them all?

In this emotionally charged and action-packed finale of the series by D. Rebbitt, fans finally get some much-needed answers. What a fantastic series it has been, and what a grand conclusion this is. Revelation has everything that made me love this series in the first place. It is very entertaining science fiction, packed full of incredible characters with great story arcs. The plot is amazing, the descriptions are wonderful, and the dialogue is outstanding. The opening chapter and the conversation between Jones and Angele Sindhu were emotional, yet very revealing. Throughout the story, the descriptions were cinematic, and the imagery was phenomenal. The multiple POVs made the narrative interesting (like it always does)! The ending was cathartic; it was unforgettable. As the series comes full circle, Revelation delivers both thrilling action and an emotional look at what it means to fight for something larger than oneself.

Revelation is the tenth and final installment in D. Rebbitt’s Globur Incursion series, and delivers an exhilarating and emotionally charged conclusion that will delight fans of the series. Humanity has endured significant suffering due to the attacks by the Globur. As the Globur returns stronger than ever, new information about John Forest's identity has emerged. After the Battle of the Markus Nebula, people believed him dead. Meanwhile, Grand Admiral Jones devises a plan to lure the enemy into battle and uncover the secret to their power. With new warships, Jones ventures beyond the rim, but his search for Globur leads to the discovery of a race that hints at advanced and sentient AI. In the Senate, Senator Tien, who is the head of the Fleet Oversight Committee, has sinister plans of his own. The stakes are high, and beating the Globur comes at a significant cost. Yet there are questions about John Forest's identity and the fate of humanity after the final battle.

D. Rebbitt’s creative genius shines in this concluding entry in the series. What fascinated me most while reading this book was the author’s skillful handling of conflict. While there are threats from the Globur and other enemies that drive the plot forward, the narrative presents challenges from within. Senator Tien is a controversial character who got me invested in the story, as I was keen to know what became of him. The characters are rock-solid, and Admiral Jones, Sindhu, Zenke, and Hannah are depicted with realism as they face the Globur in a final confrontation while unearthing long-buried secrets about Forest’s fate and the true nature of their enemies. There is so much in Revelation to capture any reader’s interest—action-packed scenes, terrific descriptions, terrifying adventures, and phenomenal conflict. Science fiction fans will be delighted to follow the unforgettable characters and the unexpected twists in the plot. It is imaginative and immersive.

D. Rebbitt’s Revelation concludes the Globur Incursion series, an action-packed, mesmerizing science fiction series with a lot of intrigue to keep the pages turning. In this last installment, the Globur returns more powerfully. Critical decisions must be made in the Senate, and while the Fleet Oversight Committee works tirelessly, Senator Tien has secrets of his own. John Forest is presumed dead after the last battle, but there are mysteries about his identity that readers will find intriguing — no spoilers here. Grand Admiral Jones ventures beyond the rim with a new fleet, determined to exterminate the remaining Globur, but what he discovers is even more frightening. In this final battle, Jones, Sindhu, Zenke, and Hannah make the last stand to save humanity.

Revelation is a stellar work that will, undoubtedly, delight fans of the series and those who enjoy narratives with well-developed characters and pulsating action. What stood out to me in this final installment is the impeccable worldbuilding, which is detailed and effectively melds together different facets of the world, including political intrigue, advanced technology, the grim reality of war, and more. I was sucked into the universe that D. Rebbitt constructed. The characters are incredibly complex and confront formidable challenges. The subplots are ingeniously crafted to build suspense. The tension grows through every page, and one never knows what to expect next. The prose is a delight in itself, and the author makes the descriptions vivid, with images that stuck in my mind. This novel is a tale of humanity’s survival, sacrifice, and courage. I couldn’t stop turning the pages, and when I reached the end, I wanted to begin again.

Author D. Rebbitt masterfully wraps up the Globur Incursion saga with an action-packed finale in Revelation. After the Battle of the Markus Nebula, John Forest is presumed dead. Grand Admiral Jones requests that the Senate rebuild the Imperial Fleet and lead an excursion beyond the rim to negate the skirmishes with the Globur. However, Senator Tien, who heads the Fleet oversight committee, has plans of his own. With the latest warships, Jones takes the Fleet outside the boundaries of the rim, searching for the Globur, only to encounter an advanced race of sentient AI from near the galactic core. Meanwhile, Grand Admiral Jamal is trying to counter Senator Tien's operations in the Gustav system. With the stakes higher than ever, can the Imperial Fleet overcome the machinations of the enemies within the Senate?

Layered with political intrigue, nail-biting battle sequences, and newer mysteries and lore, Revelation is the fitting end to what has been one of the best space opera series in recent years. In this final installment, author D. Rebbitt's epic sci-fi tale takes readers to new territories within the galaxy, featuring a formidable ancient race whose technology defies human comprehension. Fans of James S.A. Corey's The Expanse will love these books. I was deeply invested in the story arcs of some of the older characters, such as Homer Sanderson and Angele Sindhu. I also found Lieutenant Hannah Sanderson to be a scene stealer who seems destined to carry on her father's legacy. All in all, it's a fantastic way to finish the Globur Incursion series. The ending hints at more upcoming books set in this universe, which I'm very much looking forward to reading. Highly recommended!