Home Run

Smuggler's Tales from the Golden Age of the Solar Clipper, Book 3

De: Nathan Lowell

Narrado por: Emily Woo Zeller

Two women. One mission. Do whatever is necessary.

In this final volume of the Smuggler's Tales, Natalya and Zoya wind up on a mission of mercy back into Toe-Hold space to find out why one of Usoko Mining company's smelters has gone dark. They find an expanding cloud of debris, a crippled ship, and a fleet of mining barges that can't leave the system.

Written in Nathan Lowell's popular Trader's Tales and Seeker's Tales universe.

©2018 Nathan Lowell (P)2020 Podium Publishing

Gland Slam

love the Share series, been a fan for a while. These books are impressive looks into what life will been like when space travel is as common as plane travel is today. Great storys about day to day life in space.

another amazing adition to the series

this may be the 5th time im reading through this series. i cant say enough good things or recomend it enough. this story always scratches the itch. theres no book i wish was real more than this one. thanks again nathan lowell!

minor peeves

Narrator has developed well since Milk Run, possibly in part as characters have developed in the series. I was thrown off by changes of pronunciation in character names, abrupt change of voice tone and character in cases of 'Zoya said', 'Natalya said,' etc.

Great story

This is a very interesting and well written book. The characters are really interesting and the background you get ties in with the other series from Ishmael to Pip. It is a must read

Entertaining story with good characters

Entertaining story with good characters. A good listen if you want a book to keep you involved but not too much drama. He brings the listener along, not with conflict but, because the characters are engaging. But there is enough action to keep the listener engaged. Some listeners may find the pace a little slow, but it suits me very well.

Kept me in the deep dark the whole time.

Another enjoyable tale from Mr Lowell. Having the female narrator was an excellent choice to bring the female lead characters to life. I enjoyed the story arc and the more emotional moments touched me like they were real events. I cheered and sniffed out loud. Well done sir!

Phenomenal

Phenomenal phenomenal phenomenal! Gives Owner's Share a run for its magnificence. Apologies for the hyperbole. I loved this book and performance. Astonishing.

Nice conclusion to side series

This has been a great side series. I hope the author continues with the Seeker's series. I've enjoyed the excellent story telling, character development and a story line that is not heavily reliant on violence to move the story forward.

Listening to these books has been a much needed breath of fresh air.

She said...

First off, Nathan Lowell is a treasure and one of the best storytellers I have ever read. I loved this series just as much as the Ishmael books. So I can’t wait to see what happens next.

The hardest thing about listening to this performance was the constant usage of the word “said”. It was especially hard when two character would have a conversation and every other sentence was “She said” or “Natalia said” or “Zoya said”. Emily does a great job that we didn’t need her to constantly tell us who was speaking. At times, I had to stop listening because my ears would hurt every time I would hear it.

But even though it was difficult to hear... I loved the story and the journey the 2 went through over the last 3 books. I can’t wait to read what’s next.

Soothing syfy

I find all of Nathan Lowell’s solar clipper series to be relaxing and riveting. My favorite books to listen to on long car journeys or stressful days at work