The Black Destroyer

Green Zone War, Book 6

De: Jake Elwood

Narrado por: Johnathan McClain

Duración: 9 h y 59 m

Resumen del Editor

A deadly ambush...

Captain Tom Thrush is patrolling the Octagon Rift when his ship is attacked by a black destroyer that seems to predict his every move. Outgunned and outmaneuvered, he flees in a crippled ship to the only sanctuary he can reach—a den of thieves and spies called Lotus Station.

Stranded...

His ship will be broken up for scrap. Half the crew are casualties. The rest are scattering, leaving Tom stuck on Lotus. As the black destroyer hunts down local freighters, Tom becomes obsessed with tracking it down and taking revenge.

A lost corvette...

There are rumors of one more warship on Lotus Station. The Calgary is a heavy corvette captured by the Dawn Alliance and towed to Lotus. A corvette is no match for a destroyer, but it’s all he’s got. If Tom can find the Calgary—if he can get her fit to fly—and if he can find a crew, he will face the black destroyer one more time.

©2023 Jake Elwood (P)2023 Podium Audio

It was really great

The reader read with excitement and emotion. And I liked his sound of dread in his voice which is great for a book of war

Great series

Tom Rush of Earth, of Cree descent has had an uphill battle to be accepted by his peers. After being cashier out of the Navy for rescuing a group of prisoner's he accepts a position on the Green belt Navy. He fights against the Alliance and helps Black Destroyer destruction.

There should be at least another book describing the end of hostilities .

Yes keep the new books coming!

I love how Tom Thrush is growing and maturing through the whole series. Johnathan McClain does a great job of bringing the characters to life. I can't wait for the next book.

Great story, a break from the previous story

Loved it. Kind of a drama version of Phules Company. Can’t wait for the next one

A return to gripping space combat.

I did not expect the Green Zone War series to get another inclusion with a definite opening for more to come.

The story is well understood and voice read. The only thing is that this book feels like a 'part 1' kind of book. The ending is well developed but comes in like a butcher knife chopping off the book ending after the final battles concludes.

Still a good listen and looking forward for the next.

Good run

The quality of writing can flux but it’s quality writing. I enjoyed the poop murder too lol

didn't really add a lot

the narration was wonderful but the story content left much to be desired. There was a lack of overall advancement and it read like a grudge settling story.

Great series

This was a great book. It give a little more insight to the characters and how they deal with their past

It’s Like a Soap Opera of 12 Year Old Kids

What do you get when you create a space military force with people who just happen to fall into positions of power they are grossly unqualified for who also have zero military discipline or even the basic knowledge of their jobs and add crews who act more like kids who may plot insurrection and mutiny at any moment for any emotional reason? You get this series and this novel. I mean, maybe I am being a bit harsh but I just wish I could get a refund for the time I have wasted following this story. It is so unrealistic that is is irritating to me. At least the narrator is doing his part well and without laughing at the material he has to read. This should be a free audiobook at best, in my opinion. The story could be really good if the characters weren’t so childish and shallow. Can you imagine soldiers in any military in the world as childish and mutinous as the characters in this book? And these characters, without any real training, somehow just happen to be allowed to hold leadership positions. Anyway, if your favorite novels have an age limit and science isn’t your forte then this novel and series might be for you.

Wow this was really boring

As someone who really enjoyed the previous books in the in the series I can say with great confidence that this book is really boring.