Ember War Pathfinders: Volume 1

The Ember War, Book 1 (Ember War Pathfinders, Book 2)

By: Richard Fox, Ben Stevens

Narrated by: Luke Daniels

From the thrilling Ember War story arc, the epic sci-fi adventure continues with Ember War Pathfinders.

Light the Way, Book one

If you want the most dangerous job in the galaxy, be a Pathfinder.

At the leading edge of humanity’s trek across the stars they are experts in exploring strange new worlds and beating any threat that awaits. When a mysterious gate is found on an ancient planet, the Pathfinders are called in to light the way into the mysterious dimension it holds.

Lieutenant Karl Anderson leads his crack team on a mission to a mysterious world out of time and space, and what awaits them is an alien menace beyond anything they’ve ever encountered before....

Belisarius, Book two

The greatest disaster in Pathfinder history. What happened to the crew of the starship Belisarius?

Being a Pathfinder was never meant to be easy. Chief Carson thought her team was on a straightforward babysitting mission for a war hero past his prime on an uninhabited planet, but when they encounter a race of aliens that aren’t what they seem, they’re thrust into a first contact that no one is ready for.

Carson, her team, and a former Strike Marine named Standish find themselves in the middle of a millennia-long conspiracy that threatens the entire galaxy. The Pathfinders will need every last bit of luck and skill they have to save themselves, and those aboard the Belisarius.

©2020 Richard Fox and Ben Stevens (P)2021 Podium Audio

Excellent storytelling

Even though I read these out of order from the Terra Nova series and knew how the second would end it was still a great story.

great story extension

another great story and performance, when will volume 2 be out?
also when are these books going to be made into a movie?

Narrator is brilliant

Same brilliant story continued.. the narrator really does the different characters justice. I'll listen too all His books

It was ok, but not as enjoyable or interesting as most

I found it was a bit hard to follow and the storylines did not keep my attention as most books do.

Well let's see...

It took awhile to get interested in the story, but once I did, it kept my attention for several hours. My only real problem is that some of the main characters voices are way, way overdone. An accent doesn't need to make him sound like he mentally retarded. The C. O. doesn't need to have a voice to rival Macho Man Randy Savage while having what amounts to a hissy fit over his origins. Hopefully those issues will be better in the next book.