Big Pete

Privateer Tales, Book 4

By: Jamie McFarlane

Narrated by: Mikael Naramore

The fourth book in the Privateer Tales series, this short story steps back in time to the Great Amazonian War.

Shot down behind enemy lines, all Marine Sergeant Pete Hoffen can think of is getting the remainder of his beleaguered platoon back to the extraction zone. But when a cocky, PITA lieutenant orders him to leave behind one of his own, he'll have nothing to do with it.

Big Pete fights to locate his men and get the wounded out of the city, rescue his missing pilot, and avoid ripping the entire city down around him. His capture brings an entirely new problem. Who will rescue the rescuer?

There's a reason Liam Hoffen goes up against great odds in order to do the right thing. He learned from his father that sacrifice and honor go hand in hand.

©2014 Fickle Dragon Publishing (P)2016 Fickle Dragon Publishing

Nice background

Another little side trip. Does give some good background. Background that's needed in later books.

Love the series, but a full credit for 90 min???

What could have made this a 4 or 5-star listening experience for you?

An anthology of short stories?

Who was your favorite character and why?

Not really applicable, it was not that deep story

What does Mikael Naramore bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

The actor doing the reading was wonderful excellent intonations and characterizations

If you could play editor, what scene or scenes would you have cut from Big Pete?

I would have made this one short story in anthology of stories

Any additional comments?

So sales practices are shortsighted.

Great backstory

This short story provided depth for both Big Pete and Silver. I had read an earlier free short story about Pete as a private which helped give this story more relevance and increased my understanding of his character.

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Too damn short

Enjoyable story about a secondary protagonist. Well told but too short to really satisfy our curiosity.