Salvage Trouble

Black Ocean Mission 1

De: J.S. Morin

Narrado por: Mikael Naramore

Duración: 4 h y 29 m

Resumen del Editor

Science to build a starship. Wizardry to take it past light speed. A crew to give it a soul.

In the year 2254 gravity was officially declared to be magic; the scientists gave up trying to figure it out and handed it over to the wizards. Without the inherent respect for the laws of physics, the wizards poked and prodded at gravity, poring over all that science knew about the attraction of one object to the next, and dismissed it as poppycock. They discovered ways around the tired, old limits and gave birth to the first true starships. Some enlightened journalist, covering the maiden voyage of the Impossible, noted that the ship was shaped like a hand giving the middle finger to science.

The dreams of children came alive, and humanity expanded into the cosmos, unlocking the secrets of the galaxy. Who could have foreseen that 300 years later, a down-on-his-luck captain would be answering distress calls, hoping to arrive in time to get first pick of the salvage?

A routine salvage job turns into a rescue mission, and a good deed never goes unpunished. With two refugees aboard, Captain Carl Ramsey finds that his ship, the Mobius, has a target painted on its hull. Someone is after the new passengers and willing to stop at nothing to get them back.

With his ex-wife as pilot, a drunken mechanic, a predatory bodyguard, and an outcast wizard from the Convocation, what's a captain to do? Just get paid for the job and try to keep everyone alive. That's all you can ever ask, really.

©2014 J.S. Morin (P)2015 J.S. Morin

okay

It's okay, but it never really caught my attention. The book seems to short and repetitive.

Firefly meets various alien races

If you are a fan of firefly you will find this very entertaining. Space ships, alien races, mercenaries, smugglers, Wizards, tech and more all rolled together for a fun and amusing romp through the Galaxy. Keeps you wanting more. I received this audiobook from the author narrator or publisher for free via audiobookblast in exchange for an unbiased review

Ok story

characters are ok need to flesh them out more. if it had gone any longer I would not have finished it

Good storyline

Good story but over priced for the audio companion at over $7 for a 4 hour story. I will not buy anymore until the price is dropped.

Very enjoyable space story

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

Yes. I felt it was a bit slow, but became addicting quickly after.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Salvage Trouble?

I enjoyed the descriptions of the various crew members, and discover if the different species in the story.

Any additional comments?

I received this title in exchange for an honest review

In bundle. Need credit back.

Already have this in the bundle. Need credit back. Careful with these purchases. The bundle pack has all their adventures

Salvage Trouble Launches You into the Black Ocean!

J.S. Morin's writing and Mikael Naramore's narration in "Salvage Trouble" combine to create a thrilling and entertaining adventure through space. The crew of the Mobius will capture your heart with their quirks and endearing qualities, making you feel like you're part of their team. You won't be able to put this book down, and you'll find yourself immediately searching for the next book in the Black Ocean Mission series.

Abrupt ending

Excellent narration.

I liked the story and universe well enough, but the ending was very sudden. Not really rushed, but out of nowhere.

Having not looked at how much time was left in my listen through, the ending felt more like the end of an act than the entire story. Maybe that's really the case considering it's the first in the series, but I won't be looking to listen to the rest.

firefly fans will enjoy

Could have been a TV script. one hour would be plenty to convey this story. kind of fun but too high a body count. Ruthless murder just because you are the good guys gets tiresome.

Tech and magic... who'd ever thought?

Loved it! It's like Lord of the rings meet Han Solo! Can't wait to hear the next book.