High Priest on Union Station

EarthCent Ambassador Series, Book 3

By: E. M. Foner

Narrated by: Hollie Jackson

Length: 5 hrs and 17 mins

Publisher's summary

Two years after the events of Alien Night on Union Station, Kelly faces new challenges as the EarthCent Ambassador. The growing acceptance of humans by their alien neighbors plus a measure of her own personal fame (or infamy) is resulting in too much work for an embassy with only two full-time staffers. Friends and family must wonder if the stress is finally getting to Kelly when she starts acting even more peculiar than usual. Just leave it to the Stryx to throw a monkey wrench in the works by offering her a vital new assignment that can't be refused.

©2014 E. M. Foner (P)2017 Tantor

I love this series

really fun series, I'm interested in the characters. I want to see what happens next. I'm so happy there's so many more of these. Thank you E. M. Foner and Hollie Jackson for this fun universe you've painted.

High Priest

This book and the first two were light and silly. I loved them all. And if there were more I would get them too. You have managed to hold my attention without using violence or sex. They were all great.

Fun cozy read

Im really starting to love these books. They have a cast of kind, funny, lovable people who are just trying to enjoy spending time with those they love and maybe make the universe a better place than it was before they were in it. This book deals with the earthcent ambassador and Stryx finding a society of aliens that know the destruction of their planet is nigh and dont want to do anything about it. Their giving all their worldly possessions away and will watch the oncoming doom with contented resignation unless the Stryx or humans can help find a solution to their apathy.
I will add that i do think the "you know what" is a little steep for the amount of content included in this book. What I've seen done alot with books that tend to be a little shorter than average is they'll combine 2 books into one 'publisherspack'. In this case wed get 10 hours of listening for one "you know what" instead of just 5 hours. No matter how good the story may be, 1 "you know what" for not even 5 hours of content is pretty absurd. I was lucky enough to catch these on mark⬇️ and im glad i did because their amazing books but i garentee the high "you know what" is limiting the audience....
Had to get creative with the review because "you know who" wouldnt let me post my review when critiquing the "you know what" 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

So Comforting

Any additional comments?

This series is still going strong and has solidified itself in my mind as an easy go to and an easy recommendation to others.

Rather than each book following a set formula, Foner introduces new characters and ages old ones so as to keep it from getting stale. Then, on top of that, each plot is completely different, albeit still slice of life at its base. This may seem simple or dumb, but stop and think about some series you've read, I'll wait. Same basic formula with a little character growth thrown in, usually to make them more gritty and jaded? Yep.

Speaking of, the character growth in this is rather top notch.

I still strongly recommend this series to anyone who likes light hearted fiction, sci-fi or otherwise.

Wonderful Fun

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

I am enjoying these books SO much! I wish they would come out faster, as audible titles.

What did you like best about this story?

The character of the ambassador is brilliant and likeable, as are all of the characters of multi-species extended family, on and off the station. But the thing I like best is the humor. These books make me smile. I am eagerly waiting for the next one to come out as an Audible title.

Have you listened to any of Hollie Jackson’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

Hollie Jackson has narrated al three of the EarthCent Ambassador series that have come out so far, and she does a delightful job.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

I try my very best with this series to make them last as long as possible, but I ended up listening all the way through in two or three days. It is hard to restrain myself, as I want to know what will happen next. Good stuff never lasts as long. ;-)

Any additional comments?

E. M. Foner is a wonderful, entertaining writer, and I hope that she/he? keeps up the good work. I know that there must be a great many people enjoying this writing as much as I.