Androids and Aliens

Star Runner, Book 3

De: B.V. Larson

Narrado por: Mark Boyett

It’s time for the humans to strike back!

Vile, ant-like aliens have already consumed the colonies of the Faustian Chain. Known as the Skaintz, these creatures destroy all living things and carry them back to their nests to be devoured. Now, they’ve begun to invade the stars of the Conclave.

Captain Bill Gorman, a smuggler from the Fringe, is called upon by the Conclave rulers to scout the enemy. Fleets and armies are launched in a desperate attempt to annihilate the Skaintz before they consume humanity.

Find out what happens next in Androids and Aliens, the thrilling third episode of the Star Runner series.

©2022 B.V. Larson (P)2022 Podium Audio

Another great adventure for captain Gorman

Captain Gorman and sword brothers kick alien butt. Loved the story and the battles. They team up with conclave trying to save an infected world. Then it off to the chain to confront the aliens.

Stunning performance as always.

I venture to read as many BV Larson books as are available. This book was the conclusion to a great story. Not as strong a narrative as I'm used to but still worth the read.

I'd like to say I'm sorry I bought this book on Amazon. I really wish Audible actually paid it's author's in real currency not just in pennies.

Hopefully I can realize a venue for audiobooks in the near future where I feel my money is actually going to the correct individuals.

This venue feels too much like taxes from the Fed!!!😭

Surprising twist

A B.V. Larson story read by Mark Boyett, it doesn't get much better than that. Highly recommend.

Androids and Aliens… 👍

An instant adventure, fast paced and fun! This narration was great. I unfortunately didn’t stop listening to it till it’s finish. I work 12 hours a day and I enjoyed it all day and finished it the same day. Totally worth it!

Fun listen as always!

I equate BV Larson's work as the Male version of what Romance novels for Women; fun escapism. I enjoy all his works and Mark Boyette is a perfect and irreplaceable part of the experience. His Undying Mercanary series is sometimes overly repetitive but this series seems to have more Sci Fi depth and is certainly more freewheeling than the formulaic U.M. series. I am hooked on both and can't wait for the next edition to both of these.

My only question is how in the world is BV Larson so prolific? I do miss the 14-17 hour longer works but here's hoping he can keep delivering such fun popcorn books.