Perilous Hunt

Fallen Empire, Book 7

De: Lindsay Buroker

Narrado por: Kate Reading

After failing to catch up with her daughter Jelena so many times, Alisa's optimism is battered, but her determination has never waned. She, Leonidas, and their eclectic crew are hunting down a Starseer research station in the heart of the Kir Asteroid belt - Jelena's supposed location. Alisa vows that she will find her daughter if she has to search a million asteroids to do so.

But Jelena and her close friend, Prince Thorian, have attracted the interest of many factions, and the Star Nomad isn't the only ship on the hunt....

©2016 Lindsay Buroker (P)2018 Podium Publishing

Good story-great reader

Fun light reading. Love the interplay between the characters. Reader does a great job, and gives the characters real personality.

Excellent, fast-paced adventure

Loved this installment of the Fallen Empire. So many wonderful characters, and such a twisty plot. Highly recommended!

Outstanding Series

Adept and intriguing author. Can't get enough.
Will eagerly continue following her in her exciting worlds.

I'm eager for the next episode. This is a great

This is a compelling story. I can hardly wait for the nest issue.
Kate Reading is really doing well narrating these wonderfully entertaining books.

Love This Series

Would you consider the audio edition of Perilous Hunt to be better than the print version?

The books and the narration both are super in this series. We can't wait for the final book to add to our Audible collection!!!!!

Who was your favorite character and why?

Both Alisa and Leonidias.

What does Kate Reading bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Kate Reading is super, she brings the characters to life. She adds the inflections for both the serous and comedic, she just makes us laugh and cry and enjoy anything she reads. I added a new series of books to my library because she was the narrator.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes. I have listened to this series several times. Every time a new book in the series is released we listen to the whole series again.

Any additional comments?

We can't wait until the last book in the series is available and would love it if the novellas could be added to Audible and read by Kate Reading.

Good-ish book, finally getting to a conclusion

Ok, let's start off with bad: too much sex, too much talking about sex, too much thinking about sex, too much filler sex which does nothing to progress the story. I am not a prude either. I'm adult man with 8 kids, so I know how this stuff works. There was a point in this book, though, where I skipped about half a chapter because it devolved into romance erotic fiction. Not every interaction between Alisa and Leo needs to be sexual, and I swear I am sick of hearing about his wiener not working.

Abalardus is getting pretty old too, especially in the Me Too environment of today. His constantly raping Alisa's and Leo's minds when they both explicitly say no multiple times is cringy at best and criminal at worst.

Overall, the story was good if more than a bit formulaic. There were scenes pulled out of previous books and dressed just a bit differently. It reminded me of the old Dr. Who shows from the 70's which filmed the same rock quarry from different angles to pretend it was yet another rocky alien planet. I think I'd like for more character development over the course of 7 books.

Another exciting installment

Oh, I can hardly wait to see how it continues. The suspense continues to build. How can Terrible Tim be defeated? Will Alisa and Leonidas finally get their happily ever after?

Great story but

The constant sexual byplay gets very old. I find myself fast-forwarding past these unnecessary distractions looking for the continuations of the story ark. I will not continue with this series.

great story

great characters and story line. action pack which great romantic over tones. I am looking forward to listening to more and starting the next part in this series.

Another Great Story

Perhaps the best thing about Buroker's writing is while (in the best tradition of Firefly) nothing ever goes smooth for her protagonists, none of her plot complications seem forced. Everything flows naturally from the goals of the characters. I especially enjoy how the goals of the "crew" are often at cross-purposes; they all feel like real people rather than cardboard cutouts present just to further the plot.