The Lost Starship: Books 1-3 Complete Saga

Elixr - Redeemr - Destroyr

By: Joshua James

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Save the cure. Kill the crew.

That was the dying order of the captain of the starship Elixr. The ship followed the order. Then it lost its mind. Two decades later, the last chance to save billions of souls rests with the dead starship's only occupants: a pair of boys raised by a deranged robot. When Elixr crashes on a barren world, they join forces with an impoverished girl living on the edge of society to search for answers. Who are they? Why have they survived? And what could Elixr possibly do to save a world on the precipice of collapse? The more they learn, the greater the stakes become. Soon they are running for their lives from secret societies, deadly creatures, and powerful warlords. As enemies multiply, it seems the secrets of the lost starship may never be discovered. But Elixr is hiding more than secrets. Much more. THE LOST STARSHIP box set includes:

• Elixr
• Redeemr
• Destroyr

Fans of fun, action-packed sci-fi will have a blast with The Lost Starship series!

Great

What an action pack series, full intrigue, deceit, suspense, and action. Everything I look for series.

really enjoyed the book, however..

the story was very good, I really enjoyed it. however I really do not like the narration using virtual voice. it sounded like it was being read by a computer, and I doubt I will ever listen to a book using this again.

Virtual Voice Narration wasn't awful.

The story line is ok. The characters are good. and surprisingly the Virtual Voice Narration wasn't horrible. I almost didn't listen because of V Voice but unlike past experiences with text to speech this one sounded almost natural. That said there were a few inflection and word choices that were wrong but all in all it was ok. I am currently listening to another book by the same author with a human narrator and definitely enjoy it more.

Virtual voice.

I disliked the virtual voice. Clear voice and was able to understand the story well, but the flow of words was just off. Interesting and fun story though in general.

Why V voice?

Fair story with too many modern colloquialisms.
Listened to end but really have do some mental gymnastics to reinterpret words.