First Orbit

Soulship, Book 1

By: Nathan Thompson

Narrated by: Jessica Threet, Daniel Wisniewski

He's trapped in a ruined starship full of monsters. But every section he fixes will help him turn the tide.

Jasper Cloud has been torn from a dystopian Earth and thrust into a mighty but ruined alien starship, where deranged and mutated creatures haunt the darkened corridors. They’ve consumed all but one crewmember: the being serving as the ship’s core, a young woman as badly damaged as the starship itself.

They both should be as doomed as Jasper was back on Earth, but for one surprise: Jasper has the power to help repair the damaged sections of the mighty vessel.

And every section he repairs also augments his own body.

If he is quiet and careful, he can turn himself into a weapon capable of defeating the hungry horrors still prowling the ship’s halls, and reactivate the most powerful spacecraft left in the universe.

But if he fails, then the creatures will have a vessel of their own to visit and devour every populated planet left - Earth included.

Cradle meets Dead Space.

©2019 Nathan Thompson (P)2020 Nathan Thompson

good

Too much feelings and love dovey stuff. maybe the review fooled us. but my group thinks its got to much talking characters. It was still good to me though.


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Good book

This was a pretty good book and I really enjoyed the story. I think there were some pacing issues and it was a bit overdramatic in places, bit overall good. I look forward to reading the next book in the series.

A good read...

Liked this book, like another book I’ve read recently it completely had me at the edge of my seat. It’s surprising the way the characters interact and it’s different enough to throw your misconceptions, as for the narrators dang good job you two.

What a ride

I loved this book. The narration and some of the voices actually gave me goosebumps. The power system is interesting and the small side character is an instant favorite.

Great start to a new series.

This was the second series that I have read by Nathan Thompson. I can't wait for the next one.