Star Thrust

De: Virgil Knightley

Narrado por: Aurora Bliss, Jonathan Waters

Captain Hawke never dreamed his first command would be like this.

The perfect genetics. That's what they said: that he was somehow a serendipitous match for the highly experimental serum that Star Force's most distinguished, top secret science team had developed. Even Admiral Markus Sloss signed off on the report.

The goal is a noble one: to establish biological compatibility between Terrans and the many aliens that compose the ranks of Star Force and the member worlds of the Allied Planetary Confederation. In theory, this mission might very well elevate humanity's status and see the dawn of a new age of cooperation and integration throughout the known galaxy.

In practice, however, it's...well, let's just say you shouldn't bring a black light on the U.S.S. Brock Clayton.

This one is for fans of classic Sci Fi space exploration books full adventure, away teams, moral plays, and more alien women than you can shake a med scanner at. Star Thrust will leave you laughing, crying (from laughter), and ******** (while laughing). You have been warned.

©2026 Virgil Knightley (P)2026 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

A fun but predictable Reed

First, I have enjoyed this book for the most part. I knew what I was getting into, so the spicy scenes were not a turn off. The plot was rather predictable and easy to follow. Definitely reminds me of the stories that were hinted at, but never told in Star Trek. The only thing that I wish was done slightly different was the use of some of the wording. In some ways it felt like it was aimed at a teenager who will be secretly reading this book behind closed doors. The language was rather simple. If they had better descriptions with more mature language, that would make this book even better. Still, though, I do not regret buying this audiobook.

This is just fun!

Good narration
Fun story, keeps your attention
plenty of alien relations

How about some non humanoid aliens?

Star trek erotica

I don't know if they even filed off the serial numbers off Trek before they add sex and shipped it. (Vulcans, klingons, orions, andorians, borg, ect)Fun, funny, and sexy better then new Trek by a large margin.

To Boldly Come,

Virgil has taken my childhood sci fi adventures and turned them into my teenage dreams. And Jonathan and Aurora has brought this whole story to life. Virgil, you cannot write the next in book in this series soon enough. Now I had already read this book, and I enjoyed it enough that I just had to listen to the audio. As much as I had already enjoyed reading this book, Jonathan and Aurora hit it out of the park and cinched a place in my heart when I heard Jonathan's version of the Commodore explaining the mission lol. James T. Jerk as he should have been. The only part I wish Virgil would have done and this is a strict personal wish he would have done, or hope he does in a possible future episode. A ships A.I. perhaps Cpt Twinkle and give the ship a rather severe Daddy issue. But I'm going to start stalking Virgil waiting for him to release the next in this series. So Yuki, yes there is someone outside, so start nagging your husband to finish the next in this series. (was only kidding about the stalking, you can land the helicopters, and put the long sleeve jacket away).

Star Treckish SkinaMax...(but even better!!!)

Virgil's story, Aurora's, and Jonathan's performances recreate a vision of what many listeners imagined the original Star Trek and later series hinted at but were not allowed to show. If you like a Harem-lit story that does not take itself seriously and love the old sci-fi shows we watched while growing up, you will like this.
This is ripe to become a great series!!!