Out of the Tank

Privateer Tales, Book 7

By: Jamie McFarlane

Narrated by: Laurel Schroeder

War veteran, Tabitha Masters, expected to live out the rest of her days with the debilitating scars of battle. But, after her crew made a deal with the devil (Smuggler's Dilemma, Privateer Tales Book Five), she's been given a second chance. A month in a medical tank and Tabby's injuries are repaired, replaced and even upgraded.

Within hours of being discharged from the hospital, Tabby hears from Shri Ganguly - a fellow veteran and survivor of the Red Houzi war. Shri is convinced she's being targeted and hopes that Tabby can help.

It will take everything Tabby has to recover, while facing down the danger that threatens her friend.

©2015 James Greenwood (P)2017 James Greenwood

God Awful Narration

The narrator was like listening to a female William Shatner. It was so aweful I had to stop listening. I found myself trying to actively listen and just get taken in by the story but couldn’t do it. It is a shame as I really like the series up to this point.

meh....

This was not up to the par of the rest of the series. I'm a little mystified by these mini books. I liked the Big Pete story, this one hit me flat. Part of it was the narrator. I get they are different stories but I don't think I'm going to invest in the other mini books.

Fun little short story

A fun listen, well narrated and a good story. Worth the time to listen to! Personally, I am a member of Kindle Unlimited and this book (at the time I am making this review is "included with" Kindle Unlimited at no charge, with a deeply discounted "Add Narration" feature making it a bargain. I STRONGLY recommend space-opera lovers who listen to Audible sign up for this program, you can get tons of books for very reasonable money this way, 100 percent legit. I recommend this book even though it's less than two hours (I paid $1.99).

Nice to have a story from Tammy's point of view.

Laurel Schroeder did a great job as Tammy's voice.
Unfortunately, now that I know the ending, I doubt I will be listening to this story again. No mystery.

A Case Of PTSD.

I was disappointed in narration of this Audible. Laurel Schroeder simply spoke to fast. I had to bring the speaking speed down to .9 or .8. Possibly she needs to lighten up on the caffeine?
Also this short story was, in my opinion, really not needed for the series.