Shadow Agents

Outworld Ranger, Book 2

De: David Alastair Hayden

Narrado por: Peter Kenny

Duración: 10 h y 2 m

Resumen del Editor

Siv and the others may have escaped Ekaran IV on the Outworld Ranger, but now they’re on the run with two governments, several criminal organizations, and a host of bounty hunters in pursuit.

If they want to protect Oona, the young hyperphasic messiah, they need allies, resources, and information. The girl’s father, Ambassador Vim, could provide those things. The problem: he’s missing.

He was last seen on a planet named Titus II. And all the groups hunting them know it. Going after him means walking into multiple ambushes. The risk may not be worth the reward. Especially once they realize the most feared bounty hunter in the universe, Vega Kaleeb, is after them.

And Kaleeb is even more dangerous than they realize. His ultimate goal is far more sinister than that of the governments and criminal organizations paying him to capture the hyperphasic messiah.

©2018 David Alastair Hayden (P)2019 Podium Publishing

where's the next book????

ah gees left hanging by audible once again. ya get 1-2 books in a series then who knows when we get to see the rest...

Narrator needs to slow down.

The book was a 3 or me. I had to slow the speed of the narrator to 85% to listen and catch all the words he was reading. once slowed down however, it was much better so I finished. I don't want to give anything away, so you know there is always someone who gets everyone in the story in trouble. You would think they would have learned, but it goes on and on and on this way. I found it a bit frustrating and had to turn it off several times. I did finish since it is a free book.

Meh!

The 9X Chip sounds a little to much like Skippy!! Overall enjoyable, but somewhat predictable.

Great sequel to the first book

This is a faster paced story with a lot of action. I could hardly put it down. Excellent characters in both camps. The storyline getting even more exciting through this story and how is left off.

Good series; however, this book is a little below the series average.

Letting the least experienced character drive a series of suboptimal decisions that then need to be overcome heroically is an interesting plot device that began to be tiresome by the end of this book.

Disappointment after Book One

have to listen at 85 per cent. So good at various accents, hard to understand

OK if you don’t think very hard About it

The first book was OK
It had some plot holes but not so many the story became stupid or anything like that

This story wasn’t bad I just got bored with it

The AI is really the main character in the story
and it’s Constant prattling drives me crazy

It’s become such a trope in these kinds of stories for the AI to be an obnoxious ass and for me it just takes Away from the story after about three chapters worth of wisecracks