Of Humans and Empires

The Great Hunt across the Stars

By: Aaron Holloway

Narrated by: Jack Voraces

In a galaxy filled with terrors, the brave men and women of the Union Special Services stand ever ready to defend humanity and those races under its protection from the dark. Listen for yourself the now declassified experience of one agent, codenamed Friend on their mission to discover any possible threats to the Union within the Empire.

In this third and final novella experience the thrilling conclusion to what has been building since the first story was told about our "Friend"!

Faith will be shaken, a line is drawn in the sand, and Earth and all her defenders already have one foot in the grave.

©2024 Aaron Holloway (P)2024 Aaron Holloway

Perfect book for audibook format!

What a nice little book and a follow-up to first two books!
As soon as you start listening to the audio, you understand that the author was writing it to be narrated: wthout spoling much, they story is presented as audio log made on a starship in a midst of conflct and the atmosphere is just sooo good: ocassional alert going off in the background, off-handed comments by "Friend" about ongoing issues, explosion, you name it! And all that without being excessive - what a treat of an experience. The story is quite satisfying and it's a rare example of a book written from the second person perspective - all in all I love it and I hope to see more collaboration between Aaron and Jack, It goes without saying that Jack does, as usual, wonderful job bring it to life and going one step further with the post production.

The narrator nailed it!

A gripping conclusion to this little series. Very happy I gave it a chance. I hope the author writes more in this world in the future.

greate finale

great way to end the story of friend. The story was so interessting, i finished all three volumes in a day. Can only recommend it.

Not a great addition

Overall this was a departure from the prior two parts of this series. It reads like a combination of The Martians found audio and Welcome to Nightvale conversations of the odd.

This isn’t a bad audiobook but if you are expecting science fiction, this isn’t that.