Milk Run

Smuggler's Tales, Book 1

By: Nathan Lowell

Narrated by: Emily Woo Zeller

Academy graduate Natalya Regyri stood first in line for her pick of engineering officer jobs, until, at the graduation party, a classmate turned up dead. Now, betrayed by her friends and framed for murder, she must flee beyond the reach of the Confederation...and any semblance of civilized society.

With a damaged second-hand ship and TIC interceptors dogging her step, she nets a smuggling contract that might just get her back on her feet and in control of her destiny. But only if she's willing to make an ore run back to the place she's wanted for murder, and into the arms of the authorities...who somehow know she's coming.

Written in Nathan Lowell's popular Trader's Tales and Seeker's Tales universe.

©2016 Nathan Lowell (P)2019 Podium Publishing

Great split from a traders tale

This is a great first book in a new series. I love what Lowell has created with the traders tales and have listened to the whole series multiple times. If you haven’t tried them I definitely recommend them as well as this book. The narrator does a great job with this book. Can’t wait for more!

Enjoyed it

The book was well written. It was also well performed. I enjoyed it and will be moving on to the next book.

Loved it!

Emily Woo Zeller is in my top 3 of narrators I love to listen. She makes the stories come alive!

Story was fun to listen to, but wondering about the beginning. Murder? Trouble? The girls have had multiple run ins with the authorities, but it wasn't brought up. In any case, can't wait to continue on to the next book. Hope Me. Zeller is reading those too!

Extremely Well Written!

This was an extremely well written and well narrated storyline of a spaceborne Merchant Marine New Frontiers.

As a guy with 40 Years at Sea I can only imagine that this could be a real future!

Female protagonist and I'm definitely going to get more of the series.

The Best Series in the Solar Clipper Universe

Great series. More action and less of the tedious monotony that plagues the other series.