The Forgotten Ship

By: J.N. Chaney, Terry Mixon

Narrated by: Jeffrey Kafer

Somewhere in the universe, a forgotten starship is waiting.

Drake steals artifacts so they can benefit all of mankind. They belong in a museum, after all, not hoarded by a select few in their private vaults. It's a dangerous life, but someone has to do it.

Until he learns of a map to the location of a lost mega-freighter once belonging to the ancient royal family. Drake, like so many before him, can't resist the siren's call. After all, it's the find of a lifetime.

All he needs to do is steal the map, right?

Except nothing is ever easy for Drake. The map is housed inside a super vault, surrounded by guards ready to shoot on sight, and now there's a woman with an eyepatch and a vendetta. And all of that could end up being the easy part.

Getting the ship and keeping it will be much more difficult.

Experience a riveting, brand new science fiction saga from USA Today best-selling Authors J.N. Chaney and Terry Mixon. If you're a fan of the Last Hunter, Renegade Star, or Backyard Starship, you'll love this tale of science fiction intrigue, galactic exploration, and unfathomable discovery.

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the story is great...

I did not enjoy the narrator. Every character sounds the same and his speech pattern annoying.

Seem like it's going to be another good series bye- my number three narrator after RC Bray, and ray porter

I like the story and how it can become a long series well written book

Great premise and had me guessing what was going to happen the entire time.

Unfortunately, this book was so interesting and the character building great that I finished it too quickly. I wonder how long it’ll be till the next book.

female voice is off

really needed a female reader added. not a bad plot as it kept adding new points that wasn't bad. bit to make it better it really needed a good female voice

awesome

I love this series. I can't wait to read more.
I really like everything I've read from J.N. Chaney.