Fear God and Dread Naught

Ark Royal, Book 8

De: Christopher G. Nuttall

Narrado por: Ralph Lister

On her last cruise, HMS Vanguard - the most powerful battleship in the Royal Navy - barely survived her encounter with a deadly new enemy. Now, with her commanding officer accused of everything from mutiny to dereliction of duty and her crew under a cloud, the Royal Navy doesn't quite know what to do with her.

But there's still a war on. And Vanguard must return to the front lines.

Assigned to a task force heading to assist humanity's alien allies, Vanguard and her crew find themselves caught in a deadly alien trap. Can they survive to turn the tables on their enigmatic foe? Or will their next encounter with the new enemies be their last?

©2016 Christopher G. Nuttall (P)2016 Audible, Inc.

He did it again!

All I can think to say is I really enjoyed this book and the series it is part of.

Great series

The narrator is one of the best. The series is fantastic and entertaining keep going

Keep them coming!!!

I really enjoy the development of the characters as well as the attention to technical detail. Thank you for a great experience!!!

Good story but drug down a bit...

I like this series but this one drag on a little too much about the internal dialogue stresses George was dealing with for my liking. And I swear to GOD I think about 50% of this novel is nothing but the phrase "message from the flag"! If repetitive phrases bother you then either bypass this book or at least go into it fully aware. It's one of my pet peeves and I'm not exaggerating one but about how often it's used. I'd say to make a drinking game if it but it may lead to trips to the ER.

The shame of it is that the actual story (remember that?), is solid and leaves us wanting more. But, you have to see it through a haze of overly dramatic foppish drama with Mrs Also A Royal and her life. It ends up kind of assassinating her character in my opinion because she starts out trying to be tough, then going on to do something cool, but the in-between part seems ham fisted at best.

If you're a rabid fan I'm sure you are used to this author by now. However me, as a casual fan was put off by this one.

Spading up the same turf over, and over, and over

I've never been in the military, but I have to wonder, does EVERY officer spend EVERY waking moment, and weigh EVERY decision in terms of how it will affect his or her career; and ponder EVERY situation in the context of their public school or academy experience like the officers in this (and the previous book in the series) seem to? It becomes tiresome after a while.

The storyline is interestingly enough, but the repetition makes it unlikely I'm going to sign up for any more books in the series.