The Legend of Corinair

Frontiers Saga, Book 3

A captain coming into his own. A handful of refugees stranded on board. A possible traitor in their midst. A voyage into the territory of the very enemy that pursues them. Sometimes legends become realities in unexpected ways. It seems that fate has the crew of the Aurora firmly in its clutches.

©2012 Ryk Brown (P)2013 Tantor

What space battles should be

This book at the greatest space battle ever written to paper. It was so fun to imagine the described action. Spectacular!!

I Love Where the Story is Going!

Some have mentioned this book is too short to stand on it's own at just over 6 hours. I respectfully disagree as Ryk Brown is an author that can deliver as much action and story in 6 hours as a 10 hour book that would offer descriptions of how sunlight flickers of a ship hull in space etc.

Well developed characters and a full storyline. Looking forward to the next in the series!

a fantastic addition to my new favorite series

I love the story. I love the characters. I love the technology. I love the setting. I'm having trouble thinking about if anything I don't love about these books.

Too short

Too short for the price. Is seems that the entire series is this way. Otherwise, good.

The ending is legendary!

Book number 3 and it keeps on getting better and better! The battles and confrontations are still plentiful and realistic, not damned and blood lettings that interrupt the flow of the book. The characters are diverse and each contribute to the book. The 'good guys' all have a sense of humor and it livens the book up for the enjoyment of the listener. Kafer does his usual job: Excellent! Thank the gods of audio, he's not a screamer or whisperer so you're not listening with finger planted on volume control! I recommend The Legend of Corinair to all that like a lively book !