Starship Lost: Books 1-6

De: Craig Martelle

Narrado por: Ryan Kennard Burke

Lost in space for a generation, they return to reclaim their homeworld.

The ship survived, but over time the original crew died out. Their children were left to continue the fight for their home against their sworn enemy, the vicious alien Malibor.

They’ve lived their whole lives in space. Their idea of heaven is open air, blue skies, and the quiet of peace. But they'll never have that if they don't take it by force.

The time has come for Captain Jaq Hunter and Commander Crip Castle to lead this new generation against the Malibor and reclaim what should be theirs.

The crew returns to fulfill their destiny and honor their parents’ legacy.

The battle is joined.

Experience the full Starship Lost Military Sci-Fi Series from Military Sci-Fi Dragon Award Finalist and Amazon International Bestselling Author Craig Martelle. It's perfect for fans of Rick Partlow, JN Chaney, and Joshua Dalzelle. Listen to it today!

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pleasantly surprised

I definitely enjoyed the story. At times there certainly could have been more tension. It's a very clean story line with almost ZERO naughty words if that is an issue for someone.

battles

good story but you could tell the author was paid by the word. much better story if condensed by one book in volume.

Parts of it were engaging

It was OK but not great The action sequences could have had more action and been longer. I didn’t like the accents of the women.

Interesting Plot Awkward Storytelling

First. I only finished the first book in the series and listened for a few hours into the second. please take that into consideration when deciding on this book series.

I think the overall plot is interesting. The universe the author has created has many points of interest. Unfortunately, the characters in the universe are robotic in conversation and internal monologue. None of the conversations feel fluid or natural. The interactions are stilted enough to distract from any opportunity for the plot and universe to feel interesting.

I hope the author grows in their ability to make the characters feel more real because they do. have a good idea for a story.

good story

narrative was very mondane, voices of all characters are the same sometimes hard to follow who was talking and following characters.