Battletech Chronicles Books 1-3

De: Robert Charrette, Michael A. Stackpole

Narrado por: Christopher Graybill

As a MechWarrior of the Draconis Combine, Minobu Tetsuhara was bound by Bushido - a code that demands loyal service - to the devious Warlord Grieg Samsonov. But when Minobu came upon a strange blue-and-gold Archer, Bushido also dictated that he not destroy the honorable but helpless warrior. And so begins the BattleTech Chronicles, books one, two, and three...

Robert N. Charrette is a member of the Society of Creative Anachronisms and the La Belle Compagnie. He has worked as a graphic artist, game designer, art director, and commercial sculptor. Other works of the author include A Prince Among Men and Shadowrun series.

Christopher Graybill has performed numerous audiobooks ranging from classic Westerns to science fiction, as well as hundreds of commercials and corporate audio narrations. He has also written two short plays, Eye to Eye and Go Look, published by Samuel French.

©2020 Robert Charrette (P)2020 Listen & Live Audio, Inc.

Better BT intro than Thunder Rift

If you ignore the weird transition sound effects, this is an enjoyable survey of key Inner Sphere moments leading up to the Clan Invasion.

If you’re into BattleTech this is a great book.

A great book for someone who’s getting into the BattleTech Universe and wants to know more about the Lore behind it all.

Battletech

Great battle tech history from the Inner Sphere to the Clan wars and the etiquette involved.

Great reading and voice clarity.

The voices were very clear and masterfully done. I enjoyed all three books. I had read all these before.

I love Battletech

I've been reading the Battletech books for years. I'm glad they are available as audible books.

the Acceptance of Phalan

Overall great story. I used to own these book when I was in the Army. Fantastic read.

Disjointed

These three books were condensed so much they seemed to jump around. They were connected only in so much as character familiarity but in little else. If the full books are available they might be worth it, but this, not so much.

amazing set of books

they tell a great story only problem was the sound effects and music was sometimes to loud drowning out the narrator.

Rough start

The production put into these books fell flat with me. The first two books had music and background noise that I felt took away more than they added. The third book was much better in that regard and I enjoyed it more because of that. Overall still a good purchase, but not the best pick for anyone new to the MechWarrior universe.

Feels abridged

First things first, the narration is amazing and the fx and music, if cheesy, helps a lot with the ambience.
But the stories are secundary plots into the Battletech universe, except The Krensky blood one, wich is the first volumen (why only thr first volume?) and all of them feels abridged.
Still, as a fab of Battletech I liked them a lot, and felt wanting for more