Alpha Class - Discovery

A Kurtherian Gambit Series (The Etheric Academy, Book 3)

By: N.D. Roberts, Michael Anderle

Narrated by: Emily Beresford

The Etheric Empire is making final preparations to cross the Gate.

In the run-up to departure, the Etheric Academy goes through some changes as the students get a taste of the future awaiting them after graduation. The classes are split, and new friendships form as Tina, Ron, Yana, Maxim, and Nestor take their first steps toward adulthood.

A visit to Earth is in the cards for Tina, Ron, and Maxim, but is it really a good idea to let the kids go down to the mudball again? Jean Dukes is left with no choice when sabotage forces a shutdown at an important TQB facility in the UK.

There's intrigue at the castle, and the kids can't resist. As the mystery unravels, they will discover what it means to fight for what's right.

©2018 N.D. Roberts, Michael Anderle (P)2018 LMBPN Publishing

tons of fun!!!

Alpha Class is the first series I have been blessed with hearing before reading. The narrator is wonderful, easy to listen to and helps keep you on the edge of your seat. The author has created a wonderful adventure that has me wanting to start listening to next book now ... so I will end this review saying that I cant wait to start book 4!!!

LOVE

I LOVE all of the books in this world. I am a big fan of series books. This series/world has not disappointed. I have been devouring the books. Keep up with this fabulous series. Thank you very very much.

Good continuation

Nice, logical, well told. Certainly not at the level of the main line books, but worth the listen.

Entertaining

Action, action, action. The future’s youths are ready to jump in without hesitation. The story is entertaining and interesting. It was great to see Jean Dukes involved on a land operation.

Hmm

The first two books were so slow and actually lack depth (I feel at least) this book felt like the characters developed and accomplished something. Where the first two books it felt like they didn’t.

Narrator was still lacking. I think this series is the second series I’ve ever had a negative fibe from. Reading 200-400 books a year I feel like I would have had more chances at a bad experience but I hadn’t. Now with this series I can say I’ve had two now. I hope it gets better because the time I’ve invested into this I’d hope something comes of the book.

The third book was missing the recipe concept which actually is a neat concept to put into a book.

Maybe I’m being harsh or what gave you but so far this book was the only book worth reading. They should have combined all three into one and took out the nonsense,