Fortitude

Scattered Stars: Conviction, Book 4

By: Glynn Stewart

Narrated by: Teri Schnaubelt

An offer that no one else could match. A mission that no one else could achieve. An enemy only a few know they share....

Commodore Kira Demirci is now the commander of a small but powerful mercenary force - one of the most dangerous in the cluster of stars she now calls home. Her own actions have brought peace to the Syntactic Cluster, though, and a mercenary is in limited demand.

A mutual interest brings her into the circle of the heir to the Royal Crest, a wealthy kingdom dozens of light-years away. Jade Panosyan has a nightmare brewing - and a plan to deal with it.

In the Crest, a powerful political party beholden to Kira’s own enemies is maneuvering to remove Jade’s father before he can free a dozen star systems from the clutches of the Equilibrium Institute. If they are to fail and the Institute’s plans be thwarted once more, Jade Panosyan needs someone to complete an impossible mission. The payment? The fleet carrier Fortitude, unmatched by any ship within a hundred light-years. The catch? Kira Demirci has to capture the carrier - from the elite forces of her employer’s nation!

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Another Fine Story

Looking forward to the next book...I'm running out of content from Glynn Stewart...I have enjoyed all of his space opera's.

Thank you Teri Schnaubelt for narrating this book.

Thank you Glynn Stewart for writing this book it was outstanding. Please listen to this book.

My favorite so far

Out of the four books in the series this is my favorite so far I highly recommend it

Gender Ideology Raises Its Head

I've purchased many of this author's books and have generally enjoyed them as a light read. They are typically easy reading with interesting plots and good action scenes.

Unfortunately, it seems he has become infected by the 'woke mind virus'. Yes, it's science fiction, but the unforewarned intrusion of gender ideology is annoying, e.g. referring to one person as they/their/them. It has definitely scaled up in Book 4.

I won't be buying any more books in this series and potentially from this author if he continues with this fiction.

Change of focus

I have really enjoyed this series however for some reason this book had a lot unnecessary focus on gender and pronoun issues. At some points it almost seemed to be more important to the author then the plot. Teri Schnaubelt does a great job as always.