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Firefly: Generations
- The Firefly Series, Book 4
- Narrated by: James Anderson Foster
- Series: Firefly Series, Book 4
- Length: 7 hrs and 18 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction
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- By Joel on 01-06-20
Publisher's Summary
The fourth original novel from the much-loved space Western Firefly, produced with Joss Whedon as consulting editor, set between the TV series and the movie Serenity.
A mysterious star map
On an Outer Rim moon, Captain Malcolm Reynolds ends a card game the lucky winner of an old map covered in mysterious symbols. The former owner insists it’s worthless; back on Serenity, River Tam is able to interpret it.
An ancient legend
River claims the map points the way to one of the Arks: legendary generation ships that brought humans from Earth-That-Was to the ’Verse. The salvage potential alone is staggering.
A drifting relic
As the crew approach the aged floating ship, they find it isn’t quite as dead as it first seemed. The closer they get, the more agitated River becomes. She claims something is waiting on board, something powerful, and very angry....
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- tanguswolf
- 01-08-21
loved it!
great narration, keeps me glued, ties up loose ends from the other book's can't wait for more.
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- Joe Arleth
- 12-29-20
Keep them coming
Another hit from this author. I enjoy how he continues the relationship nuances between crew members.
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- gardener97
- 12-21-20
If only there were MORE!
You know how you'll read a review for a SF book and it will say "if you liked Firefly"? and they hold this new book up to those high standards? Well THIS is the real thing. You are back on Serenity, back in the black, with all the characters. Lebbon knows our friends inside out and Foster narrates perfectly. Right now there are only four but hopefully with enough sales and enough good reviews there will be more. I WANT MORE!! I have a purse like old Scrooge - open and moths fly out but I've bought all of these and the ebooks too and I am ready to buy MORE PLEASE!
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- Shanon
- 11-15-20
WHAT A GREAT CONTINUATION OF THE FIREFLY SERIES
This is one of the BEST sci-fi series ever seen on the tv and the big screen! Why it was cancelled is beyond comprehension, but these new books are a great addition to the series. This is a credit towards Joss Whedon’s original Firefly. Tim Lebbon is a great writer and does a good job in the mixing of suspense, curiosity, action, and satisfaction! He does not make the reader (or listener in this case) wait for 8 or 9 hours of story until they achieve some satisfactory resolution to the mystery in the beginning of the book. He breaks down his stories into events and satisfactory conclusions. By the end of his story all of it comes together leading up to the main reveal at the end of the storyline. Honestly though, this series makes me want to travel the stars and see for myself, exactly what is out there. Makes me wish i had been born 1000 yrs from now. Who knows, but maybe I will come back in another life when we finally begin colonizing other worlds. It is going to happen. 500 yrs ago most religions would burn you to death if you said humans would fly, or walk on the Moon, and/or communicate near instantly with people across the oceans. Yes, someday humanity will thrive on multiple planets. It may be that humanity already exists on other worlds. We may have colonized Earth and lost the knowledge or more likely those which crave power and control had the knowledge fully destroyed in order to gain or maintain control over the masses. I do not give 5 stars because every story can be improved upon, but this book is definitely 4.5 stars or higher. It is worth the $$$ and time required to listen.
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- Peet226
- 05-14-21
Best of these books
Slides perfectly into world of firefly. Lots of River and the Hands of Blue. Great stuff!
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- Brian
- 02-12-21
One of the best series
I have always enjoyed the tv show but I have truly been hooked on the books.
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- kellianne cadigan
- 08-03-21
Breathtaking
Amazing story start to finish. Gripping and compelling. The details are incredible and it leaves me wanting more!
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- Phx17
- 07-25-21
Space western goes space pirate -argh!
Another great installment that can be enjoyed as a stand alone. However, I think this one is more meaningful if you’ve watched season 1. The creepy blue hand folks are back and the crew is up to their old hustle, attempting to score paydays along the frontier. I loved the set-up as to how the crew ends up with the mysterious (hopefully treasure) map. With the exception of Ghost Machine (an alternate reality trip either boring or gory), I’ve enjoyed the four books in this series immensely.
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- CFandSY
- 07-25-21
Firefly lives on!
Greatly enjoyable for all fans of Firefly (if you never saw it, go do that now). Takes place after the series (several references to Ariel and Early), but before Serenity would have occurred. A bit of Bushwhacked, a bit of Serenity, a bit of River's story, and a whole lot of new, interesting content and Firefly humor.
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- sci teacher
- 07-24-21
4/5 Stars Firefly: Generations by Tim Lebbon
Summary:
A mysterious star map leads the crew to the equivalent of buried treasure, and a whole heap of trouble. River senses something in the ship, but is it a good something or a bad something?
Additional Comments:
- The beginning was kind of amusing. It told the tale of how the star map ended up in Mal’s hands. The prologue could probably have been skipped, but I found the mini history intriguing.
- The odds of Mal ending up with that map are astronomical, but it’s fine. Falls under the suspension of disbelief.
- The middle and end of the story struck me a bit like one of the old school horror Star Wars books. I think it was Death Troopers by Joe Schreiber. (I didn’t like that book, but people who have read that and this one may pick up on the similar vibes.)
- River gets a wee bit of a bigger role in this one, which is nice.
- The plot’s pretty simplistic, yet it works.
Conclusion:
If you’re still suffering from Firefly withdrawal, these books provide a nice fix of scifi action and adventure.
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- Lenore Thom
- 03-04-22
He said she said
Love Firefly however this is awful writing to listen to. He said , she said , Simon said, Wash said …. Said said said said …… detracts the listener from the interesting story and actually grates.
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- Lex D
- 12-14-20
Into the Black
Much darker than the other novels in the series. I enjoyed the expansion of the verse again, with more from the Alliance and Rivers tale. That said, this is chronologically book 3 in the run and doesn’t sit the best in the overall history of the characters. Still a lovely return to beloved characters and a good stand alone story. As ever, beautifully performed by Foster.
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- Ray Hollands
- 12-07-20
Shiny
Always great to continue flying through the black. More Firefly stories please - that'll be shiny!
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- Norma Miles
- 02-15-22
"I flow from the past to the future."
An excellent addition to the Firefly saga in which the Serenity crew follows an old star map, as interpreted by River, into unknown space in search of another like her. All the old characters plus humour, excitement and action with an excellent narration by James Anderson Foster.
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- Joannerb
- 02-04-22
Enjoyed it so much more than expected
This is a great firefly story.
Although I missed Enora and Book, the story itself wasn’t lacking without them. The narrator does a reasonable job of impersonating the characters. He does a great job of keeping up the pace and moving the story along.
It’s a lovely extra insight into the world of the ‘verse.
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- Mitchell
- 12-23-21
Brilliant Firefly story!
I really enjoyed this one with a great Firely story. Perfectly narrated as always.
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- Steven Nigel Ibbotson
- 11-16-21
Longive firefly
I love these stories and so well read like watching come to life keep them coming
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- paul sparks
- 11-27-20
Good firefly fun
I was dubious that the narrator could me make believe that I was I in the Verse and having fun with Mal and the crew but he did a great job, the tale itself is light reading and flows well with some secrets from Rivers past revealed
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- Louis C.
- 11-25-20
Great addition but not the best one.
Not the best one but still a pleasure. Hopefully he keeps these books coming as I've enjoyed all of them so far.
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- MarkC
- 11-16-20
Classic Firefly
This is possibly the best Firefly book so far....a real action packed rollercoaster, and very well narrated. It'll make you wish the TV series had made it into another 5 seasons at least. More, please! Much, much more!
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- Cally Nunya Bid Ness
- 01-07-22
Just wow!
I loved it, it was made better for me because I have watched the Firefly series and the move Serenity. I could see the characters. I also can almost hear Nathan Fillian reading these books to me.
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- Anonymous User
- 11-24-20
One of the better ones
Finished well and lots of drama, in the Serenity way , of course. lol