Third Moon Chemicals

Adventures of a Jump Space Accountant, Book 3

De: Andrew Moriarty

Narrado por: William Turbett

Jakes back. He's older, wiser, and better dressed. He's going to be the coolest spy ever, then he fails his pilot exam. Disgraced, Dashi sends him out hunting missing food shipments. It's boring, but Nadine's shadowing him. Is it to find out what he knows, or just to snoop on that slinky redhead free trader pilot he took to dinner?

Why is so much food missing? How does it disappear so completely? And why does Nadine care? His new free trader friend is travelling some sketchy routes. Is he watching her, or is she watching him? Dashi's far away, Nadine's unreliable, and his new free trader kind-of-girlfriend might be a pirate. He can only trust himself - how will he get out of this mess?

Like less shooting and more thinking? If you like strategy over tactics, and thought before action, The Adventures of a Jump Space accountant series is for you.

©2019 Andrew Moriarty (P)2021 Andrew Moriarty

Odd Narrator

The narrator still has an odd delivery, but I think I am getting used to it. Book 3 in the series was better than book 2.

The series continues it's development with book 3!

This is the first series I have read by Andrew Moriarty and I have enjoyed all of the books thus far. The MC continues to develop, is interesting, likeable, and relatable. I am still rooting for him to succeed to matter how he gets the job done. I look forward to book 4 in the series. Audio Version: William Turbett does an excellent job narrating the book and narrates the entire series. Each character has their own unique voice and the story is easy to follow.

A Fun Adventure!

Andrew Moriarty has authored a well-written, fun, fast-paced science fiction story with lots of twists and turns, action and mystery. The main character (Jake) continues to evolve throughout the series. He started out as a somewhat geeky man, good with numbers and brilliant at deduction, now he is developing additional skills to help him survive. He is quite likeable and believable. The dialogue and interactions between Jake and the other characters are both entertaining and humorous. The narration by William Turbett was solid, providing each character with a unique voice of their own. I was provided a free review copy of this audiobook at my request and am voluntarily leaving this unbiased review.

Interesting name. Better story.

It had been a while since I had heard the first two books so I went back and listened to them first. Glad I did. While each of these are separate stories, they do build on each other. I thought this one was better than the others. Writing is getting better with each story.
I received this free review audiobook and I am voluntarily leaving this unbiased review.

very good

Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it's like your really there!! good overall

Another exciting book in the series

Plenty of action and intrigue to keep an auditing accountant busy. The narrator fits the characters well.

Wow, what a struggle

This is definitely weak plot character said, character said, character said. Maybe 6th grade reading level. The narrator is weak at best. Voice creation struggles, sounding alike. Punctuation accents are off. This is my third struggle in the series. They are not getting better. Seems like the narrator might be 16 or something. Really not a fan of the book, but not the narrator at all.