Battleship

A Military Sci-Fi Series (Exodus Earth, Book 3)

De: Andrew Beery

Narrado por: Dave Cruse

Suddenly on the far side of the Milky Way, Admiral Deborah Allen Riker and her crew find themselves neck-deep in trouble...again!

It turns out the galaxy is a very dangerous place. Threats come in all shapes and sizes.

For Admiral Dare, peace and protecting the innocent is the price of being human. It is a precious commodity that must be paid for with the blood and tears of those willing and able to fight for it.

Book three in the Exodus Earth military sci-fi series from Amazon best seller Andrew Beery. It's perfect for fans of Rick Partlow, Christopher G. Nuttall, and Mark Wayne McGinnis.

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Enjoyed the listen.

I enjoyed the listen, but I have to say that the 3 book story arc ended nowhere near where I expected. I enjoyed the humor, action, and the performance, but the plot development just got away from me.

Intergalactic Mayhem at its finest!

Andrew Beery's "Battleship", narrated by Dave Cruse, is a thrilling addition to the Exodus Earth military sci-fi series. Admiral Deborah Allen Riker and her crew find themselves in danger, facing threats of all kinds in the far side of the Milky Way. With action-packed sequences and a riveting storyline, Beery's writing coupled with Cruse's narration makes for an unforgettable experience. Fans of the genre won't want to miss out on this intergalactic mayhem!

A interesting story

Admiral Dar, and her team keep moving forward. but like the other books. We find her jumping from one fire to the next. But its not bad new, she finds more friends along the way than enemies.

A Great Wrap Up.

This story ends the series. This story did not go where I thought it would and was much better for that. This whole series was hard to stop listening too. It was amazing from the first word to the last. Well narrated as well. You cant go wrong grabbing this series.

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I need more of Admiral Dare. Love the specs of humor all through the storie.
The End seemed a bit open so i'm crossing my fingers that we'll have more books.

Well that got old fast

This is the 3rd of a Military Sci-Fi trilogy that started off very good and then failed to grow. If you get this far, it is worth finishing, but don’t expect it to be as good. The snark that was so much fun in the first installment descended into an avalanche of pop culture references (Star Trek, Dune, Aliens, et al) and testosterone laden witticisms that eventually irritated more than entertained. In fact, the entire Hollingsworth arc was just plain stupid and actually highlights a lot of the crude innuendo that was actually pretty cringe worthy.

The basic story was less military and more an attempt humorous alien first contact that didn’t work at all for me. Add to that a main character that is eventually revealed as a mary sue that has a hand full of doctoral degrees along with significant space fighter experience and decades of large space ship experience that allows her to pretty much dominate an alien scourge that was previously unstoppable in a a fairly predictable (and somewhat sudden and unsatisfactory) conclusion. In fact, the whole galaxy hates me trope was way over done here and only served to allow the MC to strut her stuff.

I was given this free advance review/listener copy (ARC) audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.
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Entertaining Adventure

Battleship is the third and final book in the adventurous Exodus Earth series. I enjoyed the overarching story as well as the interesting, relatable characters, their clever repartee and humor. This is a fun, fast-paced space adventure with a sensible plot with plenty of action and intrigue. I was provided a free copy if this audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this unbiased review.

Ending was meh

Once again, I liked this next part in the story. Don't know if there's more in this series/universe, but if so, I'd sure like to read them. This is the type of story I really like to read, and I enjoyed it. Most scifi fans should enjoy this series.
The problem with the ending of this one is there's next to no closure of the plotlines raised during the series, so that's why I would expect more in the series. Other than that, the story is a good one, and I liked it.

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Good story, abrupt ending?

This has been a good series. I have enjoyed the distraction and am ready for more.
However, the end of this story should be the end of the Trilogy but the ending was abrupt to the point of being incomplete. Then suddenly we have a short epilogue that takes place a year later and we are all done. A complete story but feels incomplete. Still recommended. A good listen.
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Not bad

The book wasn't bad. It drug on at points. And I still think if they casted a female narrator as the lead, it would have been a better listening experience. keep the original narrator as every other character.