Bearing Gifts
The Stardock Trilogy, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Michael Karl Orenstein
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By:
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Sean Fenian
About this listen
When the over-driven hyperdrive on their mobile shipyard burned out, the Chhrt'ktk't abandoned it in an inhabited system along their path, hoping it would work as a decoy to buy them more time to escape the Khreetan fleet pursuing them.
They didn't anticipate how far the pre-spacefaring species they turned over their broken-down maintenance facility to would subvert their plan.
Alex Holder, a retired engineer, just happened to be in the right place, at the right time, with the right mindset, to find himself chosen by the Chhrt'ktk't to hand over control of their shipyard to, simply because he was the first person they found able to interface with it. The Chhrt'ktk't could not possibly anticipate what he would do with it. And neither would anyone else.
©2024 Sean Fenian and Fenian House Publishing (P)2024 Podium AudioWhat listeners say about Bearing Gifts
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- Chris
- 23-09-2024
If you liked "The Martin" this is similiar
It is in the same style as "The Martin" very slow moving but lots of technical detail. Some of the geopolitics is rather simplistic but ok for the story, which is setting itself up as a series. The AI is a good character, but there seems more to this character than is shown. Oh, please please do not do attempt Australian accents unless you can actually do it. The narrator is good, but I had to cringe each time he tried to speak with an Austrian accent.
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- Chris
- 13-11-2024
Science was good
It's Mary Sue fixes world politics became difficult to listen to with the level of smug.
Science and math are okay, just drowned out
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