
A Path in the Darkness
Intrepid Saga Series, Book 2
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Narrated by:
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Khristine Hvam
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By:
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M. D. Cooper
The colony ship Intrepid is falling into a star. The ship's AI has lost control of the engines and core systems. Battling a saboteur who strives to isolate him, his last act is to wake Colonel Tanis Richards from stasis.
Tanis finds herself alone on a dying ship, unable to contact the AI. She must discover what has happened and save the Intrepid from burning up in the star's angry red light.
Even if she is successful, the journey to the colony world of New Eden is just beginning. With decades of travel ahead, she will somehow have to find a path in the darkness.
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Love this series.
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excellent read
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AUDIBLE 20 REVIEW SWEEPSTAKES ENTRY
Excellent second installment in this series!
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Amazing series
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I’m also impressed by how well done and integrated the romance is in the story. Sometimes this is choppy in science fiction, but it’s extremely well done in this one.
The only problem? This book always leaves me craving a BLT!
What a ride!
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This has several sets of book series in this saga.
Enjoyed the series so far
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The adventure continues!
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What could have made this a 4 or 5-star listening experience for you?
A story. I have seen first shooter games with a better story. Like Doom or Duke Nukem. (Ps: "Monsters from -insert generic location- !! Bad! Ugly! Me shoot!" Is not a summary. It's the whole thing.)What could M. D. Cooper have done to make this a more enjoyable book for you?
Consistency. The bad guys win because the universe forgot some laws. Like when a nano probe, military grade, flies through an hologram, it should be able to figure out that something is wrong with the mass of the thing it is supposed to be.What did you like about the performance? What did you dislike?
The performance can do so much.You didn’t love this book... but did it have any redeeming qualities?
The fist book in the series was really good. You can skip this one. You won't miss much.Any additional comments?
This book is forced. The bad guys have been given an "i win" button and keep mashing it. Like tracking the super stealth suit that nobody knows about as if if didn't exist. Almost like they knew! Hiding behind the door is better. Right? Super military probes and training says to ignore back of doors. Said suit was "removed" from the game. It was too powerful or something. The good guys left their brains on earth in a safe box. How to stop a ship in who's cockpit you are in from leaving? Jarhead and shiny buttons comes to mind. You know, the jarhead that learned how to fly those thing? The list goes on. The first book was really good. This one? Not so much.The mighty has fallen.
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Disappointed
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What happened? From Sci-Fi to sappy romance???
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