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[Netzach]

Retribution is set in the universe fans know well from the video game and novel series — one in which humanity has explored the very farthest reaches of the universe, only to discover the ruthless Reapers, a race bent on extinguishing all organic life.

One man is bent on discovering the Reapers' secrets, the mysterious Illusive Man, the leader of a pro-human, black ops group, Cerberus. And he's devised the perfect plan: implant a human subject with Reaper technology in order to study the enemy.

He also has the perfect test subject — Paul Grayson, an ex-Cerberus operative. Grayson betrayed Cerberus in order to save his daughter. So when Grayson is kidnapped and made the subject of Cerberus' evil experiments, the Illusive Man will finally have his revenge...
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So at the end Illusive got what he wanted. Obviously the third book take place after ME2.

[Ultra Prism]

Probably technology salvaged from the derelict Reaper .... because in the end of game, players have the option of choosing to destroy or use the collector base.... for sure the story takes place after ME2, where the cunning illusive man is using reaper technology

[DarthCaine]

Actually, it's not really certain whether the book is a prequel to ME2 or to ME3, 'cos when it was announced a lot of people thought it's a prequel to ME2

TIM could have gotten the technology from Sovereign

[tehprincessJ]

Wait... July 27? That's like for ever away...

[Lightice_av]

Ascension was the prequel to ME2, Revelation was a prequel to ME1. It makes sense that Retribution is a prequel to ME3. There is Reaper technology to be found in the galaxy if you know where to look for; even more so now that one such "piece" was blown to smithereens above the Citadel.