ChronoBot Chronicles

A USS Hamilton Series Spinoff

By: Mark Wayne McGinnis, Jennifer M. Eaton

Narrated by: John Pirhalla, Kate Marcin

It's 2182. Stuck on a dull space station, 17-year-old Loni Solace's heart is failing her, and not just metaphorically. In search of one last thrill, she jumps aboard a freighter to see the galaxy for the first and last time. She expects adventure, but what she gets is a nightmare as crewmates start to disappear, and crazed robots start attacking.

Enter Hardy: a combat ChronoBot with a messed-up memory, now Loni's unexpected ally in a system aimed against her. Loni, Hardy, and a few badass crewmates are thrown into high-octane battles and face-offs, diving deep into a universe of betrayals and conspiracies. The stakes? Their lives and a truth that questions everything Loni knew about herself and her family.

©2023 Mark Watne McGinnis (P)2023 Mark Wayne McGinnis

non binary crap

I've really enjoyed the uss Hamilton series, and hardy is the best. not sure why we had to push gender agenda. not buying anymore of these

Breaking the series mold

The dual narrators is a bit off-putting personally, seems it would have worked better to have character voices rather than swapping for full chapters.

Other than that good listen, decent spin-off.

Pretty Good Follow Up

I enjoyed the Hamilton series and the many characters with Hardy and Coogonn being my favorites. This book had some interesting moments and I’m looking forward to the next chapter for Hardy.

Jon Hardy

It was good to find out what happened to our favorite chronobot and i hope to hear more about him in the last book.

Terrible

Enjoyed the Hamilton series this spinoff not much. Very disappointing ya da ya da ya da. (need to make 15 words)

Metso-Metso

This is not all that great. I was hoping better. The split story narrators was smart. I was hoping this would be as humorous as the USS HAMILTON series was.

Just an all around bad book.

I should have believed the other reviews. I thought there’s no way it can be that bad. The Hamilton books are fairly good. I was wrong. This book is awful. It’s like a third grade did a book report about Hardy. Then a six grade tried to come up with a story. The story makes no sense. He’s lost in the middle of enemy space. Then all of a sudden a junky space freighter comes all and finds him. I know the Hamilton books don’t always have the most congruency book to book. This one goes to a whole new level. What a waste of money.