Spacers, Part 2
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Spacers, Part 2
Narrated by:
Mark Boyett
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Narrated by:
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Mark Boyett
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By:
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Scott Bartlett
About this listen
Nothing brings change like war.
A surge of new tech. New weapons. New tactics.
To lead a crew to victory, a captain must understand change.
He must understand command, and that it is a test.
A test most men fail.
He must be brilliant.
Resourceful.
Every second.
Of every day.
And at night, during scarce moments of rest, he must sleep the sleep of the righteous.
The time has come for Commander Tad Thatcher to look in the mirror.
The time has come to ask himself:
Am I that kind of man?
Spacers, Part 2 contains Wartorn Cluster through to the end of The Fall.
©2020 Scott Bartlett (P)2024 Scott Bartlett
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