Devastator

AI Fleet, Book 2

By: Isaac Hooke

Narrated by: Paul Heitsch

Length: 9 hrs and 43 mins

Publisher's summary

Jain thought he'd never go back.

Ten years had passed since he last had dealings with humans and their machines. He was happy. He'd built a base for himself and his Void Warriors around the barren moon of a gas giant, where they planned to live out their immortal days in peace.

And then humanity came looking for them.

Hunting them.

Now they have no choice but to return.

But what they find waiting for them in human territory will make them wish they'd never left their new home.

©2018 Isaac Hooke (P)2019 Podium Publishing

"Gaming Science Fiction"

An action packed space war fought by previously organic digital minds. The author spends an immense amount of time focusing on the tactical aspects of space warfare with alien weaponry. So, if that is something you enjoy, this series is definitely for you. Also, this series shines a light on the need for a new genera, or sub-genera, "Gaming Science Fiction."

Fantastic Sequel in the A.I. Fleet Series: Devastator, A.I. Fleet 2

Isaac Hooke has done it again. You might not guess it from the book cover or the series name (A.I. Fleet), but this is an incredible continuation of the series. The old adage, “do not judge a book by it’s cover”, definitely applies here. The audio acting is also great, and adds to the characters and their development, without detracting from the story. Even the female characters, as acted by a male, did not have grating or annoying voices, which can be tough to do.

The action in this book is amazing, and it’s almost like a covert Special Ops in space (without giving too much away). It’s totally unexpected, and a great addition to the A.I. Fleet series. Can’t wait for A.I. Fleet 3: Peacemaker Audible audio to come out!

Good series

I will Liaten to book 3. I wish they were longer word word word word

laugh so hard

awsome book and zander pouting made me laugh so hard Isaac Hooke you make a great ai fleet and book

Overall good, if you aren't too picky

First the bad: The science isn't really there. The lightning and black hole weapons just wouldn't work and the explanation is that it is stolen alien tech that was installed but not understood.
The one thing that really got me was in the first book one alien vessel almost destroys the fleet on its own. Now there is a fleet of aliens that outnumbers the mind-refurbs by 2:1 and yet they lose.

The good: Nice action, good character interplay, interesting situations.

As long as you aren't too demanding this is an enjoyable diversion.

I had mixed feelings right up until the end.

I was thinking of maybe not getting the third book because I could see where it was going, and it did not look like it could fulfill the book’s description; then the ending came.

Good read

not bad a bit predictable though and the storyline uses some ideas from the BOB universe

Novel idea of evolution to AI

SciFy progresses the novel idea of moving the human consciousness to an algorithm stored in a mechanical construct, is always been on the edge of our minds. Hoping to extend the life of the human race while digitally, capturing the spirit of the human race, but losing all its biological constraints now confronted with another set of a as ravaging the human colonies. What will become of our human legacy great story with good space battles and military actions still trying to capture the essence of the human soul. I will check out the next book as well.

Life can be so good,and then!

This series could keep going as far as I'm concerned!
The Story and Narration makes it all worth while!
This could be the way mankind makes it to distant star system's and what might be awaiting us there! CAN'T WAIT TO FIND OUT!!!

Good adventure

It's a good story line concept. I do really like it. My only complaint is that the protagonists do not learn from. experience, nor do they react as their true life counterparts would.

However, even with that, I love the series! Put out more!!