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The Warship
- Rise of the Jain, Book 2
- De: Neal Asher
- Narrado por: David Marantz
- Duración: 15 h y 38 m
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The haiman Orlandine, charged with safeguarding lethal Jain tech swirling inside an accretion disc located in the distant reaches of space, has weaponized a black hole to eliminate the threat. But others are suspicious of her motives, and both the Polity AIs and the leaders of the alien prador kingdom dispatch fleets of warships in anticipation of conflict. As the black hole continues to eat its way through the planets in the accretion disc, making its way towards a dead sun, it becomes clear the disc has been hiding a larger secret.
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Great hard scifi!
- De Alex Sumner en 05-26-19
- The Warship
- Rise of the Jain, Book 2
- De: Neal Asher
- Narrado por: David Marantz
Great series!
Revisado: 11-01-23
My favorite books from Mr Asher. My only complaint is for the publisher and audiobook rights. There is no The Human audiobook for American audiences. It was released for Europe but never got an American release. This is really disappointing and a missed opportunity for Neal and his fans.
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Failure Mode
- Expeditionary Force, Book 15
- De: Craig Alanson
- Narrado por: R.C. Bray
- Duración: 19 h y 22 m
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The galaxy is doomed. Monkeys may be clever and too stubborn to give up, but Skippy The Idiot Who Got Played knows the harsh truth: this is a fight he can’t win. The odds are not only stacked against him, he was designed not to win this fight. Maybe he can salvage some faint memory of the civilizations that inhabit the galaxy, but those beings are doomed. Doomed. Including the Merry Band of Pirates.
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A wholly unsatisfying ending to an epic universe
- De Anonymous User en 12-10-22
- Failure Mode
- Expeditionary Force, Book 15
- De: Craig Alanson
- Narrado por: R.C. Bray
Great Ending to a wonderful series.
Revisado: 12-19-22
It was worth it all in the end. Great ending to an awesome series. I hope to hear more from Craig and RC.
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Fear the Future
- The Fear Saga, Book 3
- De: Stephen Moss
- Narrado por: R.C. Bray
- Duración: 20 h y 25 m
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Piloted by a six-year-old girl, the godlike Skalm guards the Districts of TASC. Her family is long dead. Her adopted father is a synthetic copy of an alien, her nanny an artificial mind connected via subspace to every part of the globe, feeding the young girl information, finding prey to satiate her growing thirst. But the young girl is an innocent, a victim, one of millions the war has already claimed.
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What a colossal waste of time Mr Moss!
- De Mary and Stephen en 02-23-16
- Fear the Future
- The Fear Saga, Book 3
- De: Stephen Moss
- Narrado por: R.C. Bray
Admonishment of other reviews.
Revisado: 09-05-19
This is not a review of the book in as it would be if I had not read many of the scathing reviews. This is a admonishment of those reviews. Most of the reviews make some valid points left moot by the outstanding job of R.C. Bray and the Audible version I enjoyed. Many stated that the book seemed to be rushed or glossed over by the author. Instead, I contest, that the plot of this book was labored over more so, than the previous two. Those reviews scream of petulant little children that did not get their way. We read these stories to transport us to worlds we can only dream of and forget that reality is bitter, so easily forgettable in its coldness. Moss does a great job of actually predicting how we as a species really would react. We are selfish, boring, cold creatures that serve to only bolster our own ends, but we are capable of great things. This isn't the great utopia of Star Trek and it will never be. We humans cannot collectively function as one, even if to defend ourselves, without cost. We are individuals that must overcome inane selfishness in order to cooperate at any given level. Moss does a great job of showing our greatness, as a species, as well as our complete and consuming ability to commit evil, even in the purpose of good. We will always pay the price, but to what end?
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