Galaxy Man

Galaxy Man Series, Book 1

De: Mark Wayne McGinnis

Narrado por: James Patrick Cronin

The year is 2117. In the farthest reaches of Earth's territorial space, a spree of depraved murders has local cattle ranchers fearing for their families. A fear, they will soon discover, that is more than justified.

Apparently, John Gallic's reputation proceeded his arrival to the fringe-world of Muleshoe. A reputation suggesting he be given a wide berth. As the new Territory Abettor, commonly referred to as a Frontier Marshal, Gallic would be there for the long haul.

Formally titled Detective Chief Inspector of the Spatial Colonial Police - District 22 - he'd investigated only the highest profile murders and was a rising star within the department. But that life was in the past. Gallic now provided an assortment of backwater law enforcement services to the burgeoning deep-space frontier territories. Sure, there was an occasional small-time crime to investigate, but more often than not Gallic spent his days - commissioned by the big Interstellar banks - repossessing billionaire ranchers' high-priced spacecraft. A glorified repo man. He was fine with that. It gave him spare time to do the one thing more important than anything else - find the murderer of his wife and child.

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See you later SpaceCowboy

best book for spacecowboys ive heard yet worth a listen and the narrator has excellent voices

once a lawman etcetera

I liked the rugged old west stick to your beliefs attitude of the MC. For a Space-Opera, it was a fun listen. Again the narration was excellent which inturn enhanced the story.

Started strong, then, just kind of went nowhere

I liked the beginning a lot. The main character was broken, yet strong and driven. Then, there were just too many childish actions and retorts. I lost interest half way through. But, oddly enough, wanted to see what would happen to this man after he solved the crime(s). I purchased this book thinking it will be a series. After all, Audible lists this title as book 1 (of presumably a series). Obviously, the writer had no intention of it being such. So, yeah, kinda feel duped.

Great Marriage of Sci Fi & Detective Genre's

Loved this adventure, just felt a little rushed at the ending. Hoping there will be a sequel.

Will be a good series

This is quickly becoming one of my favorite authors. I like his style and imagination. I'm looking forward to more titles from him. Thank you for another great one!

Excellent reader, boring story.

Headline says it all.

The story is cliché with poorly developed characters. Think James Bond but with a western look. The main character is unstoppable and all the woman want him. The bad guys are comedically "evil," stupid, and incompetent.

James Patrick Cronin does a great job reading the book at least.

really?

started of ok as a space cowboy detective never thought I would ever say that but it wasn't far before u find out its just a woke propaganda peice against the patriarchy. you hear the belief of the cult and how it's everywhere and you think what bullshit is this