Starship Thunder

De: Joseph McRae Palmer

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Earth has fallen. Humanity is chained. The fight for freedom starts now.

Kory Drake has nothing—no home, no family, no future. Just the ashes of a conquered Earth and the street sister he’s sworn to protect. But when a desperate act of defiance puts him face-to-face with Earth’s alien overlords, everything changes.

Offered a warship powerful enough to challenge the invaders, Kory must rise from gutter rat to starship captain. Thunder isn’t just a vessel—it’s a symbol, a weapon, and the spark of a rebellion that could set humanity free.

The enemy is ruthless. The odds are impossible. But Kory Drake has nothing left to lose. And that makes him dangerous.

If you love underdog heroes, blistering space battles, and the birth of legends, you won’t want to miss Starship Thunder.

The war has already begun. Will you fight—or be left behind?

Started out a bit slow, but ended up being pretty good.

I really enjoyed the story and hope it will be continued in subsequent books. Hopefully it won’t take too long.

The story kept me hanging on, but the AI narrator made me want to quit.

The AI has okay enunciation, but it is emotionless and doesn't fit scene. I often couldn't distinguish if the writing lacked luster or it was the narration. I won't get the next book in the series.

I enjoyed the story. It reminds me of a video Game with upgrades.

The AI voice has no feelings or change in it voice. I did not care about that. The story had a good plot, and I liked the character in the story.

Realistic personality of people

mispronounced military acronyms "Weps" isn't weeps. A b c. Is there any more books in this series?

Fairly typical virtual voice rendering

The virtual voice did a terrible job pronouncing “flechette”. Other than that the story is pretty good.