Good Morning... Processes Must Be Improved

By: Ray Jay Perreault

Narrated by: Christopher M. Allport

What happens when a man and a computer is put on Saturn's Titan for a year to mine methane? The relationship doesn't always work out the way everyone plans. The relationship should be based on trust, but what if one member of the team isn't doing what the other expects?

©2015 Raymond J. Perreault (P)2016 Raymond J. Perreault

Another Great Short Story

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I am becoming a Ray Jay Perreault fan! Hoping he begins writing longer stories for me to enjoy. Christopher Allport did a wonderful job of capturing the right tone for the book. I haven't heard many people do computer voices like he can.

This story is along the lines of 2001: A Space Odyssey and the author does a really nice job of drawing you into the story and then leading you through the year these two spend together! I like the way the backstory of both the computer and Robert unfold as the story progresses and the way Tessi manipulates Robert through the entirety of their year. The increasingly invasive way Tessi treats Robert is artful. It left me wishing the story was longer!

I received this audiobook from the author for an honest review.

Good Story

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I liked this book and thought it was entertaining most of the time. However the robotic voice was rather annoying and took some getting used to. This book is about the action between a miner and a AI who's soul job is to ensure productivity. Without giving away the story they clash often over the way that they should finish the tasks they are assigned to do. I got this book in exchange for a review.

A Unique Exploration of Isolation and Trust

This book captures the challenges of isolation, survival, and reliance on AI in an alien environment. The unpredictable dynamics between the man and the computer kept me hooked. A must-read for sci-fi fans looking for something different

Thought-provoking and entertaining

This audiobook delivers a brilliant mix of sci-fi and psychological tension. The dynamic between man and machine on Titan is both gripping and unsettling, making you question trust, control, and survival. The storytelling is engaging, with a perfect balance of suspense and thought-provoking themes. A must-listen for sci-fi fans!

loved everything about this book!

loved everything about this book, glad I found it! Would recommend to anyone, everyone could benefit from reading this.

A Fascinating Tale of Man vs. Machine

Good Morning Processes Must Be Improved delves into the complexities of a human-computer relationship in the harsh environment of Titan. The tension and mistrust between the man and the AI create a gripping and thought-provoking story

A Sci-Fi Tale That Sticks with You

The strained relationship between the man and the AI is the heart of this book. It’s a compelling and sometimes chilling look at the complexities of human AI interactions in extreme conditions

Take on Process Improvement

The author presents complex concepts in a clear, engaging manner, making process improvement accessible to all readers. What sets this book apart is its optimistic tone—instead of focusing on flaws, it highlights opportunities for growth. The real-world examples and actionable steps make it a valuable resource for leaders and team members alike. A must-read for those ready to transform their workflows with a positive mindset!

Good Morning TITAN!

Poor Robert is in the dog house with work and is sent off to distant Titan to spend a year of gas collection and maintenance with only an AI computer for company.

Ray Jay Perreault takes a familiar premise and turns it on its head, stirs and shakes and then shreds it into something new. Nicely done.

Christopher M. Allport shows us his wonderful range of characterizations and voices and even a few sound effects.

This audiobook was provided in exchange for an unbiased review.

Short but good

I chose to listen to this book after receiving a free audio copy from the author. All opinions in this review are my own and completely unbiased.

This audiobook is only about an hour long, but a lot happens in that hour. It’s a good story about how bureaucracy often works. Unfortunately, it can be beyond frustrating.

Robert was stationed at Titan where the company he worked for mines methane. He had to stay there a year, and it was interesting to see how he worked so hard when he first got there, but with no real support, his production was almost gone by the time the year was up.

The AI is a big part of this story. It reminded me a lot of Hal, the computer in 2001: A Space Odyssey, except this AI said “Robert” all the time (so annoying!) instead of “Dave.” There is a surprise at the end, but no spoilers here.

If you’re looking for a quick read or listen, this would be a good book to get a taste of Ray Jay Perrault’s work. I’m looking forward to listening to more!