Battle Station

Star Force, Book 5

By: B. V. Larson

Narrated by: Mark Boyett

Length: 11 hrs and 44 mins

Publisher's summary

In Battle Station, Kyle Riggs faces new challenges, new alien fleets, and learns the secrets behind the war he has been fighting for years. In the fifth book of the Star Force Series, the Eden system is in humanity's grasp, but can they keep it? Star Force is weak after a long war, and many yearn to go home. Knowing the machines will return with a new armada eventually, Riggs seeks a more permanent solution. Along the way, worlds are won and lost, millions perish, and great truths are revealed.

Battle Station is a military science fiction novel by best-selling author B. V. Larson.

©2012 B.V. Larson (P)2012 Audible, Inc.

Audio patchwork is detectable

Here and there patches of audio sounds different then the majority. Same voice just slightly different treble and bass. It is a little distracting.

Where Will They Go Nexr

The adventure continues! If you've enjoyed the previous books, it keeps getting better. Crow is up to antics beyond his usual and Riggs explores further than his usual. Sandra continues to make decisions that seem unfit but makes up for it from time to time.

Anyway, another very entertaining read.

Great read

I’m stuck on this series and am pry gonna binge read the whole thing. Great book

Great Book

There are a couple holes in the story concerning the makers of the nano ships. But other than that great book must read.

LARSON AND BOYETT are great!!

awesome......
I need audiobooks anonymous!! I'm addicted and can't stop binge watching!! send help please...will work for free credits, lol!!

this is the fourth book, and it's better than the

This is the fourth book, and it's better than the third by far, but not quite as good as the first and second. There's not nearly as many gross errors committed by Kyle Riggs as in the last book. But, BV Larson continues to get his sci-fi facts incorrect, and contradict himself in the same paragraph. it's not all that often, but it's very distracting. Every time I hear stupid stuff like that it pulls me out of the story and makes me want to vomit.

Sad..

I am so sad that there is not another book in this series for me to listen to. I really love B. B. Larson. He jumps right into the action, peppering the book with humor and an appropriate amount of human interaction. This is the kind of book I really hate finishing only because I know there isn't another one, yet.

cant wait for the next

Where does Battle Station rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

This is the best series I have ever found

Who was your favorite character and why?

Riggs !

Any additional comments?

Great book, amazing performance

Superb character development

BV Larson's Starforce series is superbly written. The just when you think the protagonist has everything under control, Larson twists the story and our heroes are scrambling to correct their mistaken assumptions. Excellent character development throughout. There's just enough science to keep it real and allows the reader to give into the suspension of disbelief. I highly recommend the entire series. While the narrator does a good job overall, he doesn't do very good character voices.

Still good, and branching out. Best yet.

What did you love best about Battle Station?

His use of characters and tech. He is still willing to present a heroic hero, rather than a part-time villain hero.

What did you like best about this story?

The fact that it keeps building in imaginative ways. It also remains true to the series.

What does Mark Boyett bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

I read well, so not much. That being said, he did a superlative job with both tone and mood. Very well read. I think the better compliment is that I lost nothing by listening to it rather than reading it.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

I can't imagine having that much time, or indolence for that matter.

Any additional comments?

This was fun. Some insightful glimpses into human nature, but just plain fun. It isn't a life-changer, unless a distracting adventure is what you happen to need at the time. It is uplifting and well defined, in a time when we need both.