Triana Moore, Space Janitor

De: Julia Huni

Narrado por: Kaitlin Bellamy, Rachel Music

Cleaning a space station is easy.

Staying under the radar? Priceless.

Triana Moore programs the robots that clean the glitzy Station Kelly Kornienko. Avoiding the wealthy inhabitants on the upper levels of the station is her number one rule. Well, number two, right after "eat all the chocolate."

But when one of her bots finds a dead body, all the rules go out the window. Or the airlock, since the windows on SK2 don't open.

Come along on a crazy ride through SK2 and across the galaxy with Triana Moore, Space Janitor.

This book contains the complete Space Janitor series including:

• The Vacuum of Space
• The Dust of Kaku
• The Trouble with Tinsel
• Glitter in the Stars
• Sweeping S'Ride
• and the prequel, Orbital Operations.

Find out what all your friends are laughing about!

©2018 Julia Huni (P)2020 Julia Huni

Fun story

Fun story about a girl with a hidden past, who is a trouble magnet. The only issue that I really noticed, was that the narrator had some audio issues here and there. It sounds like she either leaned too close to the microphone or too far away from it, at times. The overall audio is fine, but the few bad lines of audio, make you question your headphones, until the audio goes back to normal. I would recommend that the narrator reviews and corrects her narrations in the future, to prevent any easily fixed audio problems.

Great world building!

I really enjoyed this series. Lots of great world building and interesting characters. I enjoyed the scifi space mysteries! There was a narrator switch in the middle I could do without and some jumping around in pronunciation but otherwise the performances were good too.

Fun enjoyable story!

Grabbed this title on a recommendation that popped up and am so glad I did. Definitely recommend a listen if you are interested in something light and fun. Would consider it a space fiction with some good mysteries.

Triana Moore - Trouble Magnet

Let me start right off by saying I enjoyed all of the stories very much. There were some great "easter eggs" to other stories and pop culture that made me smile a lot. Triana Moore is a pretty typical trouble magnet for these types of stories, and it makes for some fun adventures. I only had a couple of minor issues.

1. They switch narrators after two books and it took a while to get comfortable with the new narrator's accents for each character and such. Not a deal breaker, but worth mentioning

2. Moore and Oneal spent WAAAY to long playing the "will they or won't they" game. I will avoid spoilers by not going into specifics. I will just leave it at "to long".

Beyond those two minor issues, everything else worked. I would certainly love to revisit Triana and Ty if Julia Huni ever writes another entry.

Suggest For younger Readers 11-17

Character voices came across as as teenagers,
With personality and lack of formal training issues.