Space Danger! Part One: The Deadly Planet Of Death

Space Danger Series Book 1

De: Doug Strider

Narrado por: Barnaby Edwards

Join the Space Navy. Life expectancy is debatable but the perks are minimal.

The crew of HMSS Monstro have been given a mission, a very BIG mission. If they could only get around to it then the galaxy might be a safer place to live. Safer and, quite importantly, still existing.

The latest addition to the crew likes existing and is determined to carry on doing it as much as possible but no one is going to make it easy for him, least of all himself.

Read by renowned audiobook performer Barnaby Edwards (Doctor Who, Big Finish) and written by Doug Strider, this is the first in a four-part series.

©2013 Doug Strider (P)2013 Spokenworld Audio/Ladbroke Audio Ltd

Funny Sci Fi Never Gets Old

If you could sum up Space Danger! Part One: The Deadly Planet Of Death in three words, what would they be?

Unrequited AI Lust

What other book might you compare Space Danger! Part One: The Deadly Planet Of Death to and why?

This book is somewhat similar to Red Dwarf in terms of British accents, humorous dialogue, emphasis on widespread booze consumption in key parts of the story, feline characters and milk toast junior officers who, over the course of the story, go from zero to hero.

What about Barnaby Edwards’s performance did you like?

Magisterial. Barnaby Edwards is a narrator of the first water. Each character's voice was unique. He even threw in a quality rendition of what cat people and aliens probably sound like, if they could talk.

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

Join us and see how the Munstro's Artificial Intelligence quenches her obsessive thirst to be Captain Dangler's submissive e-slave as she begs him to download his humungous hard drive deep into all of her ports over and over and over.

Any additional comments?

This audiobook won't exactly unravel the mysteries of the cosmos, nor will it get you any closer to that MENSA membership, but you will laugh at least 27 times and maybe forget about that nagging "life crisis" du jour that has you by the stones. Drop a couple dimes, get the audiobook and just relax for a couple of hours. You deserve it.