Spacers, Part 5

De: Scott Bartlett

Narrado por: Mark Boyett

And so it has come to this.

The star cluster is awash with the blood of those whose lives have been spent by two men maneuvering fleets like pieces across a chessboard.

Only one man can come out on top: Thatcher or Moll.

But when a victor finally emerges, what will it mean? What solace can truly be taken by those left over, those whose very lives have been wrecked by a war of unrivaled carnage?

Surely someone will be left to pick up the pieces. Someone with the vision to make all of this mean something.

For Thatcher's part, he can only do what he was made to do.

Win. At all costs.

Spacers, Part 5 contains Book Nine: Dead Ahead through to the end of Book 10: Storm Break.

©2022 Scott Bartlett (P)2024 Scott Bartlett

Awesome series, weak ending

I loved the whole series, it did kind of get slow and a bit repetitive in the middle of the books but the writing was still engaging enough for me to continue. Knowing it was coming to an end I was waiting on the edge of my seat for what was to come but it just got weird. I won’t post spoilers but honestly the wind down to the end and the end itself seemed like a let down, characters that where built up the whole time where just left hanging. I don’t know, very anti climatic and almost a bit of a hand wringing of the series. I would still listen to all these again and will for sure get more books but maybe next time listen to the early readers, they where correct from what you stated in your notes about the ending.

The Zantac Hate Humans

The series was great but I feel like there's more to tell in another book. The ending was unexpectedand shocking.

Ending

I really enjoyed the first eight books. But the ending of this series was honestly a complete failure!! If you read the first seven, don’t waste your hard-earned money buying the concluding books! It’s better to let your own imagination make its own ending. I’m so mad. And the writer using such a flimsy excuse for the ending, is laughable. Don’t waste your time, or your money.
Idaho Grama

Ending very delusional

I think the author here is talking about people’s pride, yet at the same time, the author himself is guilty of what he cues the character of doing. If I wanted a philosophy lesson I can go somewhere else I don’t look for it in my science fiction books I read.

Twilight Zone ending

Thank you for the “Ending Explanation” , but for anyone around for Twilight Zone it wasn’t necessary.
9 1/2 books buildup, then POW, Rod Serling steps out and drops some cosmic metaphor.
Thanks Scott.
Like or dislike the ending, the performance was top notch. Don’t shoot the messenger. His delivery was spectacular.