Sojourn
The Silver Ships, Book 13
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Narrated by:
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Grover Gardner
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By:
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S. H. Jucha
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Artifice, the great enemy, has been defeated. The sister SADEs, Omnian sentient digital entities, are free from their boxes. Most humans are unaware that the sisters have duplicated themselves many more times than suspected. They now constitute a sizable, powerful group, calling themselves the Sisterhood.
The elimination of Artifice’s rule should be a time of relief and recovery for Alex Racine’s Omnian fleet and for the Toralians, whose home world was Artifice’s lair. Instead, it’s a chaotic period.
Visitors appear, sailing the distinct, black-hulled Toralian battleships. Five colonial governors wish to witness the recovery of the ancient home world. President Sargut welcomes them, but Alex is suspicious about the governors’ motives. In a face-to-face meeting, it becomes clear that the governors have a dark, ulterior purpose.
With the release of the federacy from Artifice’s reign, word reaches the Omnians that races are embracing their newfound freedom. Some enjoy peace, some desire expansion, and some yearn for revenge.
The races’ latter choices mean danger for the Toralians and Alex’s fleet. Powerful battleship fleets are either sailing for the Toralian home world to exact reprisals, or they’re seeking new territory. Every encounter presents a challenge for the Omnian fleet.
Some fleets have crossed the federacy’s boundary and are headed toward humankind’s worlds. Alex and the Omnians face a difficult choice. They must choose whether to defend the Toralian home world, which is forming a nascent society, or chase the fleets that are headed toward their planets.
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- Ashley Hughes
- 18-08-2023
Another great book for the series
Love the series. Keeping me interested and caring about the characters. Looking forward to listening to the next
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- Shane
- 24-12-2022
This series has been consistently good
I cannot say anything bad about this series the books are easy to listen to. No complex plots or twists I have to concentrate on - just plain and simple - would just have preferred these where either longer or multiple books combined into one
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- Anonymous User
- 06-07-2023
plot holes
love the story but its a little bit inconsistent when it comes to ship sizes. the battleships sizes were stated in the previeous book and they were smaller than the city ship. this book says the battleships are bigger, which doesn't make sense.
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