Brauen's Mine

De: Martin Wilsey

Narrado por: A.T. Shore

Life on an asteroid mine was far from exciting. It wasn't even that dangerous anymore due to the level of automation. At least, it wasn't dangerous before he arrived.

©2019 Martin Wilsey (P)2020 Martin Wilsey

A fast-paced, well thought out adventure

As soon as the narration began, I was carried off into the center of a mined asteroid, hurtled into an interesting, well-built world. Each character in Brauen's Mine had distinct personalities which made the story feel lively and believable. Small touches like the author's use of miner's sign language added interest and depth to the world he has envisioned. Information was doled out as needed, never droning on about backstory or unnecessary detail. The result is a twisting, unpredictable plot that kept me riveted until the very end. Leave this world for a little while and take a journey into deep space with Brauen's Mine. You won't regret it!

Loved it!

What a fun book! It was fast-paced and kept me guessing (wrong, of course) at what was going to happen next. I was pleasantly surprised. Well done!

Who done it, in space

Braden’s Mine is a suspense short which keep the reader on the edge of her seat! The mystery of Krieger propels the story forward and the characters are a delight as they try to figure out where he is and why the mine started failing. Hutch is a delight in terms of proficiency and down-to-earth pragmatism! Nash is an idiot but his end does leave somewhat to be desired. Overall, a fun ride! Well done!