Milk Run

By: Nathan Lowell

Narrated by: Emily Woo Zeller

Length: 11 hrs and 22 mins

Publisher's Summary

Academy graduate Natalya Regyri stood first in line for her pick of engineering officer jobs, until, at the graduation party, a classmate turned up dead. Now, betrayed by her friends and framed for murder, she must flee beyond the reach of the Confederation...and any semblance of civilized society.

With a damaged second-hand ship and TIC interceptors dogging her step, she nets a smuggling contract that might just get her back on her feet and in control of her destiny. But only if she's willing to make an ore run back to the place she's wanted for murder, and into the arms of the authorities...who somehow know she's coming.

Written in Nathan Lowell's popular Trader's Tales and Seeker's Tales universe.

©2016 Nathan Lowell (P)2019 Podium Publishing

Another Cooper Yarn

you really should listen to or read the earlier books in the Solar Clipper series before going on this voyage. If you have, come on aboard! You will not be disappointed.
if you haven't, don't let that stop you. this is a good tale, but you are missing out on a fantastic epic yarn if this is your first port of call in the universe of the Solar Clipper. I envy you if you have yet to listen to the rest of the story. You only get to experience a story for the first time once.

4 of 4 people found this review helpful

Great split from a traders tale

This is a great first book in a new series. I love what Lowell has created with the traders tales and have listened to the whole series multiple times. If you haven’t tried them I definitely recommend them as well as this book. The narrator does a great job with this book. Can’t wait for more!

3 of 3 people found this review helpful

Very enjoyable reading!!!

I have loved most of Nathan's books. This one was just above the others. Thank you!!

great story

This is a great story and side line story to the solar clipper series. I enjoyed the narrator for the female characters, however she struggled with the male characters . Over all I definitely recomend this to anyone that enjoyed the Ishmael books.

Excellent!

Again Mr. Lowell writes a fantazstic book with great plot and strong character development. This story also contains his excellent sense of humor and drama. Emily Woo Zeller does a fantastic work bring the characters to life and filling out who they are and what they are about. I look forward to the time when these two new and interesting people meet up with Ish and Pip and the amazing new stories that can happen. In the meantiime, both of you keep up the good work!

Great story and Great reading

We love Nathan's books! Emily did a wonderful reading of the story. She put a lot of life in it! Thank you, both of you! Hope to hear Emily read more of Nathan's books.

Different but I enjoyed it

this is the first time I've listened to this author and I enjoyed this book! It isn't my normal fare, however I enjoy having young women who kicked butt, take names, and managing to succeed in a successful way.

Awesome!

An excellent new story in the same universe. It does a great job expanding on the world building but not being just call backs to the other books. I'm excited to see where this story goes.

Fabulous Friendships and Mystery from Space

This was a pleasant and very stimulating novel about two friends mystery and intrigue.

Spent my time wanting to find out what happens next and couldn’t stop listening.

A great novel, thanks

New look at the deep Dark Through New Eyes

A wonderful return to the Deep Dark seen through the eyes of a new lead.. Nat and Zoya like Ish before them find themselves caught up in a devious plot,

Not quite as milky as you would expect.

Nathan Lowell hits another home run with Milk Run.

Making the mundanity of space faring an enjoyable listen is no mean feat but with every book Nathan does it and then some and Milk Run is no exception.

We follow our main characters Natalia and Zoia as they make their way into uncharted space and attempt to eke out a living amongst the veteran spacers.

Not everything goes their way but just enough does to see them through to the last page.

I look forward, as ever to Nathans next book.

Thank you Sar