
Perilous Choices
Gate Ghosts, Book 11
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Narrated by:
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Nicole Poole
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By:
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S. H. Jucha
Opportunity is presented to Admiral Cordelia. Imperium’s Presiding Executor Gaketork sends emissaries to establish communications with her, and she responds by installing a comm system aboard the executor’s transport. The Imperium governor, who has become sentient, uses the new comm system to send her critical data.
Cordelia shares the governor’s information with newly assembled Trident squadron commanders. She directs the commanders to scour another executor’s territory and free suborned worlds of mercenary Radags and Krackus overseers.
Imperium executors are incensed at the numerous returns of empty freighters and savaged peacekeepers from their territories. Many suspect a traitor is leaking sensitive information to the conclave, and they hunt for the culprit.
Far away from the empire, Julien supports the uplift of relatively undeveloped races. A Yeret-inhabited world near the Queller anomaly requires additional water, and slinging water ice asteroids at the planet for annuals will suffice.
Supporting other races proves problematic. The Monkfreds, a symbiosis of two telepathic races, struggle to survive. On their home world, hostile predators target the young. The plan to send the matriarchs, their calves, and their riders to other planets is failing.
During rescue of Monkfreds from an inhospitable environment, the conclave finds burning wreckage. The matriarchs used the heat to keep the calves, the riders, and themselves from freezing to death. The wreckage is identified as Utilimat. Now the question remains: Who destroyed the warships meant to protect the Monkfreds?
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One of the novel’s standout qualities is Jucha’s exceptional world-building. The characters are mesmerizingly developed, allowing readers to connect deeply with their struggles and triumphs. Jucha’s engaging and vivid writing style keeps readers on the edge of their seats, with genuinely surprising plot twists that ensure the story remains unpredictable and thrilling throughout.
I experienced this tale as an audiobook from Audible, narrated by Nicole Poole, who did an excellent job bringing the story to life. The book’s runtime is thirteen hours and forty-nine minutes.
Excellent
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Keeping the positive vibe.
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to be perfectly honest I’ve been growing a little tired of some of the stories in the last few books in the series, but this is the first time in a while. I’ve gotten some major silver ships vibes.
There is a standoff later in the story between Julian and an alien. Captain and Julian absolutely hit it out of the ballpark.
The Cahone’s on that self-aware digital entity
One of the better titles in this series of the Silver ships saga
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Another great book in the series - more first contacts
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Slow background building
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Too many characters
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