Starship Mine

De: Peter Cawdron

Narrado por: Jeff Cummings

James Patterson is a gay accountant living in Keyes, Oklahoma - deep in the Bible Belt - the religious heartland of America. He's also the first person to make contact with an extraterrestrial intelligence seeking to understand our world, and that makes him the most important person on the planet.

©2015 Peter Cawdron (P)2017 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

A New Favorite Author!

I love reading sci-fi and I'm always searching for new authors. My first Peter Cawdron book was Cold Eyes and I absolutely loved it. Wonderful story with interesting characters and the dynamics between them. Here is what I've listened to so far - ordered by preference:

1. Cold Eyes
2. Starship Mine
3. But the Stars
4. Wherever Seeds My Fall
5. Jury Duty

I've enjoyed all of these books but for different reasons. While all fall under the category of sci-fi, the similarities stop there. They are all unique, well developed stories. His characters are complex and interesting. I just finished Starship Mine and I'm still smiling.

Very good listen

Having gay relatives for many years, this story was both a great story and at same time let me see from the other side. Recommend its purchase.

Another good book by Peter Cawdron !

Peter Cawdron was a nice surprise Starship now was a good story. The fresh concept of interstellar travel was interesting. The pace worked well with the relatively mild storyline. Well developed and likable characters

Not a romance.

This was an interesting science fiction story, but I found no romance whatsoever. The main character is in a committed relationship, but no physical expression of romantic love was present.

Not a romance, just a short story

Definitely no romance in this. A sort of interesting little sci fi story, but it lacks depth. There is a bit of resolution in a 15 min epilogue but it could’ve been developed into a whole universe.