Review Night on Union Station

EarthCent Ambassador Series, Book 11

Kelly has served as the ambassador on Union Station for more than two decades, but humanity remains on probationary status. When the Stryx inform EarthCent that their membership status is under review, Kelly goes all out to prepare for the test of her lifetime.

©2017 E.M. Foner (P)2018 Tantor

YAY! More are coming! :)

I'm SO glad that Audible is finally releasing more of these titles! I love these books, and Hollie Jackson is the perfect narrator for them. I can hardly wait for book 12 to come out! :)

Dont really know what he was goin for....

Up to this point I've absolutely loved every single book in this series and had no complaints about the actual content (just the length). This book however kina went left with the vibe i feel like. It wasnt anything major, just a couple things that didn't quite fit into the union station cannon. First off Dorothy's in a funk because her BF left with the weird chick that wanted to be abducted by an alien, that wasnt really what got me i just wasnt diggin the arc. But Earth is under review to see if they'll be accepted as full members of the stryx tunnel network and in the midst of preparing they have to attend a hearing about pirates and those who have been abducted or negatively affected by them and i guess seeking reparations or something, it wasnt really clear about the purpose but the Stryx were tired of having to spend tons of credits either rescuing people from pirates or helping refugees. So during this trial thing it was a complete sham and the victims were being blamed for damaginng the pirates stuff while escaping and other ridiculous things like that and no one has any intelligent rebuttals to these preposterous accusations 🙄. Thats not the earthcent series i been listening to this whole time. Thats not right at all. But like i said it was a minor thing, just kina stupid and annoyed me so it lost a star from me🤷 still mainly enjoyable

Great story and as always, great performance

Love the stories and the way Hollie Jackson brings them to life. Next one please.

Staged debate was obnoxious

The logic and debate in most of the books is generally weak but the "debate" at the hearing in this book is sloppy to say the least. It could have been easily been picked apart by a Highschool Freshman debate team.