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Dead Reckoning

By: Jeffery L. Cheney, Craig J. Cheney, Jared L. Cheney
Narrated by: Ben Granger
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Captain William Brighton has been entrusted by his superiors with a revolutionary starship, one destined to change the face of the known universe. With it, no place is too far to explore. But such a prize turns out to be too intoxicating for others to ignore. The competition manages to infiltrate Brighton's team and take control of the ship.

Cast adrift with those still loyal to him with no power, no way to navigate, and little food, Brighton must push his team to the limits of endurance in order for them to survive. Hunted by others who also want their technological secrets, Brighton cannot allow them to simply stay put and wait to be rescued. His wounded pride will allow no other outcome than the retaking of his stolen ship, and justice for those responsible for its theft.

In order to bring this to pass, though, Brighton and his crew must do the impossible: set a course for Earth and hold to it with only the stars to steer by.

If the captain's reckoning is wrong, they'll all be dead.

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The story is good, but the narrative method is awkward, and the narrator over enunciates so bad it distracts. “zing” at the end of a word should not be sounded out like that, and words ending n “t” do not need to sound like hitting a symbol. The real problem is paying for all these and then after book 4 having a double cliffhanger to get people to buy two new series to resolve. All the kids and cousins in the family need braces or something? Not cool, and I’m not going any further.

Good story, poor money grab

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