Silent Running

The Hope Island Chronicles, Book 3

De: PJ Strebor

Narrado por: Ben Eastman

On a covert mission north of the frontier, Lieutenant Commander Nathan Telford finds every escape route to freedom blocked by a massive Pruessen armada. With a seemingly endless number of enemy resources marshaled against him, he must employ all of his skills if he is ever to see his home again.

A vengeful Pruessen security officer dogs his every move, making his chances of escape bleak.

Things go from bad to worse when an enemy from his past is assigned to track him down. Orson is as obsessed as any individual can be with Nathan's capture. He has developed skills since their last encounter that Nathan is powerless to counteract.

Nathan's cold-blooded pragmatism has gotten him out of bad fixes in the past. Above all, he is an accomplished survivor, but this time does he have the skills to overcome such insurmountable odds?

©2017 Garcom Media (P)2019 Tickety Boo Press

Great Book Poor Oration

The best way to ruin a great series? Let Ben Eastman give the performance... his whiney monotone voice ruined everything that had come before, a true shame.

Worst narration ever

I highly recommend you read this book on Kindle. Or a paperback even. I actually listened to the entire book in spite of its horrible narration. It’s cartoonish. I already purchased the next book and noticed it has the same narrator. I hope that I can suffer through it without wanting to commit the book to the trash bin.

It’s amazing how The narration affects the quality of a book. Bad near ration, such as this book as, really distracted from an otherwise excellent story.

Narration was terrible

Good story, I liked the first two installments. I could barely stand this one because of the "voice actor".
Unfortunately he narrates the next book in the series too and I refuse to suffer through it.

Mr Van Dreisen reads violent literature.

If you ever watched Bevis and Butthead in the 90's you know the reference. Mr Eastman sounds disappointed in the writers inability to find a peaceful solution every time there is action.

Great story. Horrible narration

This is the third book in the series with the third narrator. Book 1 was great. Book 2 narration was passable. This one was down right awful. Im 10 min into it and giving up. Ill just read it on my Kindle.