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Galaxy's Most Wanted

By: Michael LaVoice
Narrated by: Christian J. Gilliland
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A smuggler in the wrong place. An ancient alien technology. Now, everyone is after him.

Kai Fletcher thought he could go straight, until he couldn’t. And when his last "last" job goes wrong, he finds himself stowed away in a starship belonging to an alien crime syndicate.

Forced into servitude to pay the debt for passage off world, Kai bargains with the syndicate. All he has to do is help them rob the Vakness Empire, the most powerful alien empire in known space, and he gets to go home.

Easy Peasy. Until it isn’t.

Planning the heist, Kai discovers that the Vakness Empire has stolen ancient alien technology that will allow them to achieve their dream of ruling over all other sentient species. He's never been a good guy, but even he has limits.

Hunted by both the Empire, and the syndicate, he manages to get on the wrong side of everyone in the galaxy who wants the discovery for themselves.

Kai just wanted to get back to Chicago, but instead, he’s become the Galaxy’s Most Wanted in this Sci-Fi thrill ride from Michael LaVoice.

©2023 Aethon Books (P)2023 Aethon Audio
Science Fiction Space Opera

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"LaVoice writes like Buck Rogers and Slippery Jim DiGriz got together. An interplanetary Ocean’s 11. Well worth the read."—Jeffery H. Haskell, Author of The Grimm's War series.

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The story moved quickly nothing boring even when explaining how things worked I was still interested.

The protagonists Kai. Really likable character. Looking forward to reading the rest of the series.

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I love it. This is was a blast! It's fun and funny and has a lot of great, original ideas. I loved Landon! What a phenomenal character. The narrator really hit his stride in the second chapter and it just gets better from there. I've already pre-ordered the next one and I see the third one is up for pre-order too.
I'll be recommending this to all of my friends. Fantastic job, Mr. LaVoice, I look forward to the next installment!

This was really fun!

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this is a very entertaining story. it has a lot of twists to it. some will be obvious but others will suprise you.

very entertaining story

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The author does a good job introducing humor without trying too hard, refreshing for this genre. The plot isn't very original, but I'm a sucker for a guy finding an alien spaceship whose AI puts him in charge, and this story is one of those.

The biggest flaw in the story is what happened leading up to finding the spaceship: our MC managed to break into an alien Ft. Knox by posing as the cleaning crew. Ugh. The author did a really poor job thinking through this particular caper. He clearly wanted to skip to getting a spaceship as soon as possible.

I'm also chagrined by the authors' failure to understand the physics of space flight. There's no such thing as coming to a complete stop, since velocity is always relative to something else, nor would a spacecraft reverse direction by banking into a steep turn...that's airplane stuff.

I might or might not read a sequel.

Pretty funny, bad physics

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Too bad every thief doesn't run into a spaceship to take them away from the planet. Better than the cliches about meeting extraterrestrials.

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The best laid plans...

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