A.I. Battle Fleet

The A.I. Series, Book 5

By: Vaughn Heppner

Narrated by: Marc Vietor

In a desperate fight, we captured one of the machine empire’s factory planets. Can we now defeat an interstellar superpower that has exterminated thousands of sentient races across the galaxy and slaughtered billions of us in the solar system?

Not bloody likely, but Captain Jon Hawkins is on a mission. Using new warships from the factory planet, he’s searching for alien allies, more battle stations to storm, and death machines to kill. He’s buying us time to turn the solar system into a fortress...if he can stay alive long enough.

A.I. Battle Fleet is the fifth audiobook in the series chronicling humanity’s grim war for survival against the galactic machine juggernaut.

©2018 Vaughn Heppner (P)2018 Audible, Inc.

Another great addition!

The books are fun, the characters typical yet fun as well. It’s a good story written by a good sci fi author who’s books I always buy and am never disappointed!

Can’t wait for the next

Psychological warfare ensues

Jon Hawkins and company try to induce the evolved A.I. into being an ally, or least become another enemy to the broader A.I. conglomerate. In their proceeding battles, they find a new ally and another alien species that is fighting the A.I., but sees humanity as too inferior to interact with.

Quality is going down into the "void"

I like the series overall, but dammit, how many times can you use the "brain tap" device as the source of the problems that come up in the story? Common sense dictates to either destroy the device or disable the damn things. Lazy writing...

tone down on the god talk.

Good listen in the series. The story didn't seam to drag too much in some parts. The only complaint is he can tone down on all the god talk as it adds nothing to the story and is kinda off putting. other than that it's a good book.

Enjoyable but could I do without the Religion

While humanity battles against all odds across the spiral arm, the author feels it imperative to bible thump, which is a pity, I still loved the story and heading into the next book right away