A.I. Armada

The A.I. Series, Book 8

De: Vaughn Heppner

Narrado por: Scott Aiello

Years ago, Main 54s brain-core had to flee his exploding planet-sized warship because of the treachery of Jon Hawkins. Later, Main 54 gained special processors, a new warship - something changed in him...greater clarity of purpose and superior combat skills.

He has been taking over the AI Dominion around here ever since. Now, his brilliant calculations reveal it is time to destroy the Confederation with a super fleet.

Jon is on a desperate mission in the void seeking clues for making the alien Subspace Teleport Device work. But even if he succeeds, the Confederation will need the courage of the Warrior Roke, the genius of the Sacerdotes, the cunning of the Sisters of Enoy and the power of the Kames to survive the approaching holocaust.

This will be the war to end all wars or final annihilation.

A.I. Armada is the eighth book in the series chronicling humanity’s grim war for survival against the galactic machine juggernaut

The series starts with book one, A.I. Destroyer.

©2020 Vaughn Heppner (P)2020 Vaughn Heppner

what a good story one of the best. over the top! .

just when you think it couldn't get any better he knocks it out of the park . the battle is unbelievably good. asking for another please !.

Disappointed

I feel like this is written as a quick way to finish out the Ceres. The storyline was dry the action was fast and short lived. The plotline was extremely fractured. I loved all the preceding books except for this one.

Another chapter in the great series

some live, some die, but as always an entertaining listen that will keep you wanting the next installment.

Quickly ended rushed even

If I had known the quality would go down so much i wouldn’t have bought it

A fairish blend of fantasy & sci-fi.

I really have mixed feelings about this one because I am still devastated that they switched narrators mid series. Although Scott Aiello did a better job than last time he’s no Marc Vietor and honestly, he’s just not right for this type of book. I’m not sure what the producers were thinking but the performance is not good enough to support what is otherwise a really solid story by Heppner.