Renegades

Expeditionary Force, Book 7

By: Craig Alanson

Narrated by: R.C. Bray

Length: 17 hrs and 7 mins

Publisher's summary

The battle-scarred star carrier Flying Dutchman is finally on her way back to Earth, after an exceptionally successful series of missions that have once again saved the world. The ship needs a serious refit, and her exhausted crew just wants a break from constant clandestine warfare against a vicious and superior enemy. Wishes come true, right? Not for the Merry Band of Pirates.

Includes special bonus note from the author.

©2018 Craig Alanson (P)2019 Podium Publishing

meh

Blah blah blah monkey gets into trouble, fights with beer can, wacky idea. omg we really almost died that time. repeat. love the series want to know more about the elders and the universe your creating here.

another great book

wish we could get the next books faster ... I'll keep reading if he will keep writing

another awesome book

it was great to hear about the author's backstory about how the books came about.

excellent Series

honestly, I don't know how many books are planned in this series but I hope there are many many more.

Craig delivers... again! R.C. rocks too

Well, for all the stupid monkeys familiar with the exploits of Joe and Skippy, I'll summarize with the statement that I both love and HAAAAAATE Craig for this book - love him because he delivered a book on par with my lofty expectations of the Expeditionary Force series, because he dropped subtle and not-so-subtle scifi reference easter eggs all over the place - AGAIN, love him because he hinted at some things likely to be revealed in the next book or two with very interesting one-liners from Skippy that you'd miss if you weren't paying close attention (like when he says near the end of the book the Maxholx musings about the humans would confirm some things he was wondering about the origins of humans himself). That last one is also why I currently HAAAAATE you, Craig. I have to wait months before I can even READ what happens next in Armageddon - forget about how much longer beyond THAT until I can hear Bob's vocal awesomeness bring it to life! What shall I do with myself for the next few months?! I really hope I don't bite my nails clean off in anxiety-induced manic anticipation.

For those not exposed to Skippy the Magnificent, Colonel Joe, or the Merry Band of Pirates, and with no context for what the HELL I just wrote above, go read Columbus Day by Craig Alanson. You'll thank me later, shmaybe. Or, you'll hate your life, and me, for the new addiction you have no control over. Totally my fault.

You won’t be disappointed!

I stumbled upon the first one of these books on Amazon, over a year ago, and immediately fell in love with Joe, Skippy, and the gang, and now, I anxiously await the release of the audiobook version of each new book in the series and binge-listen and then can’t wait for the next! All of Craig Alanson’s books are absolutely delightful and I regularly find myself chuckling out loud (which is not something I commonly do with books) at the antics of the crew, etc. Start from the beginning of the series and give Mr. Alanson a go. You’ll be glad you did (Aces and the Ascendant series are really fun, too). 🤗🤗🤗

I love Joe and Skippy

The most fun Ive ever had reading a Sci-fi series. Period. Many thanks to Craig Alanson and R.C. Bray.

I can listen to Joe and Skippy all day long.

The only bad part is now I have to wait for some more awesomeness. Shmaybe!

excellent!

still one of the best, most entertaining, sci-fi space voyage rollercoaster stories ive ever come across. :)

Another fun adventure

A good over all story. Another awesome job by RC Bray. If you wanted all Skippy and Joe then it’s here. For me I did miss a little of the other characters. To the people who complain that it’s the same old get into trouble and find a way out, what else do you expect?! That’s the story of Joe and Skippy. I do think the story could have moved a little faster and more action but that’s just my opinion. Well work a listen.