Starship Sakira

Delphi in Space, Book 1

By: Bob Blanton

Narrated by: Jessica Gurd

Length: 7 hrs and 36 mins

Publisher's summary

What would you do if you found a spaceship? Would you call the government, would you pretend you never saw it, or would you keep it a secret? What would you do with it? Use it to gallivant around the galaxy, conquer Earth, get filthy rich, or try to improve life on Earth? Listen along and find out how Marc works to convert Earth into a spacefaring world capable of defending itself and of being united as it meets the other civilizations in the galaxy. He and his brother start planning their next steps, but the one they don’t know how to prepare for is the arrival of Marc’s 12-year-old daughter. She comes to spend the summer with her father. She’s very smart and extremely curious.

Marc and his crew need to accomplish all this without tipping off the US government and before the Paraxeans come looking for their spaceship. But they have help, the ship’s AI is on their side, and she’s smart.

Starship Sakira is the first book in the exciting new adventure series Delphi in Space.

©2019 Robert D. Blanton (P)2020 Robert D. Blanton

A interesting and entertaining read

Really enjoyed this book and am looking forward to the next volume. Plan to download today.

well book is good at least.

the book its self is fun and i enjoyed it. but the darn narrator sounds like someone told her to be monotone the whole time.

Great story

However, narrator sounds stilted, even a slight English accent in some places, which is inconsistent with the story.

This title should be categorized “for teenagers “

This series is juvenile. I would have probably liked it when I was 14. It also places the USA as the bad guy, at least in the early stages. That may have changed later in the series after I quit reading. I didn’t know that it would bother me until I starting to read this series. I guess I just want my country to be the good guys.

boyaa

love this audio book can't wait to listen to the rest of them as soon as I can

Needs a narrator

The story is an enjoyable light read for most sci-fy fans. However, the author needs to find a narrator who actually knows how to do the job. I’m usually more forgiving of narrators than this, but she sounds worse then a 10 year old reading Dr Souse. All the characters have the exact same voice. The only accent tried (and utterly failed at) was the Russian spy in book 2, all others use a Canadian/central northwestern accent... even though they are in Hawaii, Portugal, Florida, the Caribbean, and the Cook Islands. Oh, and the main characters are from Boston, one of the more distinctive accents in the US. Often, never mind differentiating between characters, there is no difference between dialogue and narration.

A great start in this series.

A very calm sounding AI computer. A very careful Capton and his brother. The starship is well armed with wepons and knowledge. I look forward to reading the next book in this series.

Great Start B.

It's a good story, but the reader needs to change her acting voice a lot more. The AI is getting more human so less computer. Overall though it's a good good start. Can't wait for Delph City.


Krop Circle LLC

Excellent Book!

Really enjoyed this book and have even read it over a few times. The narrator did a good job of making slight differences to the voices, enough to distinguish who’s talking. Story was great, varied and interesting. Loved it!

Love the story

What a fun adventure. From start to finish a fast paced story that kept my attention and interest. I would highly recommend it.