Henry Gallant and the Great Ship

The Henry Gallant Saga, Book 7

De: H. Peter Alesso

Narrado por: Rich Miller

Two galactic empires want to eliminate Earth.

The ancient Chameleon have an AI chip implanted in their brain. The genocidal Titans are methane-breathing, autistic savants. Together, they have found a common alien credo....

All humans must die.

Henry Gallant’s exceptional ability to interface with AI has made him the key to stopping both species. Together with simulation expert Daniel Logan and forensic xenoarchaeologist Kate Mahoney, he must create the resources to overcome the aliens’ technology advantages in stealth, lasers, and shields.

For fans of Horatio Hornblower.

©2020 Harry Peter Alesso (P)2020 Harry Peter Alesso

good addition to series

A complex story arc for the United Planets' fight against two alien empires. A great new character, Kate, with intriguing puzzle solving ideas that make a difference to the war.

Out of the Frying Pan...

The Chameleons have switched sides in the war, joining with the Titans against humanity and Henry Gallant gets the job of trying to take the Chameleons back out of the fight. The mammoth starship of the Chameleons poses special problems for Gallant’s taskforce and Alesso does a great job of making this extended battle very different than those that have come before. We also see the starfighter pilots under Gallant’s commands continue to grow and develop with their mix of strengths and flaws, adding a lot of depth to the story.

Always on my mind as I read was the worsening political situation on earth as characters we have grown to despise over the preceding books win the election which must ultimately hurt earth’s chances of surviving the war. It will be interesting to see how Alesso uses this situation to make Gallant’s life even more difficult in future novels.

another battle

I received a free code for this book.
Have enjoyed following the life of Henry, Another good story in the saga of the war. The reading was a little too stacato, but didn't put me off.

Good Storyline though something is off

So I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review and I have to say it was a good story. Though something was off about it, I couldn't tell if it was the way the narrator was reading it or it was the way the story was written. the only way I can describe is as a disconnect from how people talk, almost like the narrator was reading the words not the story. The story was good but it just kept sucking me out of the book and back to reality I could never get lost in the story.

Exciting military science fiction!

Story opens well, with great organization of the narrative throughout! There are no “quantum leaps” in author’s depiction of situations. Vocal pressure is accomplished in a professional manner.
I would recommend this audiobook for ages 17 and older due to violence.
I was given this audiobook for free and I freely give it my rating and opinion