The Lost Fleet: Galactic Search
A Slaver Wars Novel, Book 1
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Liam Owen
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Raymond L. Weil
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The battle at the galactic center had been a great victory for the Federation and the Alliance but at a tremendous cost. The Battleship Avenger and her fleets had vanished being drawn into a great white vortex at the moment of victory. For over four years, the mystery of what happened to the Avenger has haunted the Federation.
The last two survivors of the Special Five have built a powerful exploration cruiser to go off in search of the lost fleets. They are convinced that the fleets have survived and are trapped in another galaxy. What they find in their search will be a threat to the Federation far greater than the AIs and the Hocklyns had ever been. The fate of thousands of worlds will depend on the Distant Horizon finding those that were lost and stopping this new and dangerous menace.
In former Hocklyn space, the Borzon and the Shari are on the move. Their fleets are seizing large areas to add to their own Slave Empires. Admiral Race Tolsen and Third Fleet are sent to push the Borzon and Shari back to ensure the recently freed worlds don't once more fall into slavery. Unknown to Admiral Tolsen is the fact that he has an important role to play in the survival of the lost fleets, as well as the galaxy.
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- Amazon Customer
- 07-19-15
Please use a different narrator. Please.
The wrong inflections are used in the wrong places. I kept thinking I would eventually get used to the narrator but it never happened. The story line is rushed and not very well fleshed out.
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- fvdragon
- 09-20-16
interesting yarn
An expansive tale with lots of characters. Very futuristic science ficton. I will look for the next chapter.
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- Lamboom
- 07-23-16
No Sync in Whispersynch
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Very difficult following the reading of the book along with with whispersync.. the book was poorley written, and whispersync tried to improve the writing, constantly changing the writing .. which means you have to do one or the other.. not both at the same time .. Which is the only way whispersync is of any value.
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- Joki
- 03-25-16
Not For Me
I picked this up at an Audible sale recently, always looking for new and interesting sci fi series. Unfortunately, I could not get into this first book in a new series (and part of a larger collective). The writing is fairly simplistic, with the usual gender bias so rampant in this genre (men are men but woman are 'girls', girls cry a lot or spend time in front of mirrors making sure they are still trim and fit for when their men return from space). Sadly, this was coupled with an audio narration that only exacerbated uninspired writing - warning signs go up when a captain switches from sounding like William Shatner in full Star Trek glory to an effette British noble. Let's not get into the girly-girl voices.
Story: while Earth puts together a rescue mission to find the Lost Fleet, the individuals in the Lost Fleet themselves find themselves in an uncharted part of space - with a very new and hostile alien threat. The AIs and humans will have to forge an uneasy alliance if they hope to survive this new threat.
This is the type of writing that makes my teeth hurt from grinding them. Most characters say really stupid things just to begin an exposition of the situation. It's so silly because someone in that situation isn't going to state the obvious over and over again just so that someone else can start 'discussing' the plot. Take this example: the woman chosen to lead the rescue mission is a Rear Admiral in her own right and highly skilled. So her father, also an admiral, comes to her to say in concern, "Catherine, this will be a dangerous mission." (Thank you, Admiral obvious!). And then adding in helpful points such as, "you may never return." Because, yes, when a crew volunteers to go on a mission into unknown territory where a whole other fleet has disappeared, it's important to remind someone of these points, last minute, right before they leave, and after HE assigned her the mission. I know it's meant to show paternal love - but ugh.
There is a lot of old fashioned sexism in here - I don't believe the author even realized it, though. The 'girls' are always on the verge of tears when thinking about their missing husbands - I defy you to find one guy mourning his wife in the same way. And the 'girls' tend to get clumped together, always seeming to be attached at the hips. Because, yes, women cluck and cluster like hens whereas men are lone wolves in their determination and resolve.
There were several plot and character issues I just couldn't get past to enjoy the story. The unfortunate narration didn't help matters, either. The narrator has a great voice but the acting skills were painful and accents/dialogue either cliched or derisive.
At heart, this is a story about good people trying to survive in a harsh modern milieu. The characters are likable in their everyman simplicity and I am sure they will appeal to many. For me, I always look for a science fiction that feels like the future - and not like a 2010s version of the future as written by someone who grew up in the 1960s.
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- Patrik Hersland
- 06-15-15
Very good !!!
Very good followup of the previous books of the lost fleet. Highly recommended read or listening to.
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- Mike
- 07-25-15
Another Great Series!
Another Great Series by Raymond Weill
Building on a great universe from the first series, this story has great space battles and an engaging storyline. Narration was also fantastic!
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- P. S. Hammond
- 08-21-21
Interesting basic plot
The plot is interesting, but there are way way too many words about how much the separated lovers miss each other. Would the commander of a military rescue mission take officers she thought might mutiny because of being separated from their lovers? If this book doesn't bring them together I don't think I can stomach another book with all those words about the separated lovers.
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- Natalie
- 07-23-15
Another great series!
Another great series!
Great continued exciting storyline and narration!
Disagree with nalegative review on narration, he did a great job!
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- Alex
- 07-30-15
Awesome !!!
If you could sum up The Lost Fleet: Galactic Search in three words, what would they be?
This is such an amazing new sequel in the series, full of heart racing moments and a great storyline. Our heroes from the Special Five are getting back together and they will meet some unexpected friends and new enemies as well, in this new galaxy. I absolutely disagree with the reviewers who give negative comments on the narration. Narration is decent and I enjoyed listening to the audio version of this book very much. I give it a 5 star rating!!!
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- Travis
- 05-09-16
Interesting, but not original
If you've read Jack Campbell's lost fleet, then you've already read this story, as this one is about as close to that as you can get and not be called out for plagiarism. Still, I'm partial to these kinds of stories, so I enjoyed it anyway. It would have been helpful if the author had just come out and told us who the five were, instead of assuming the reader already knew. Considering this is book 1 in the series, the reader was left to puzzle out an aweful lot, especially if said reader had no prior exposure to this line of books. I had read one previous book, though that book was somewhere in the of the series before this one, as far as I could tell, so I just didn't have the background to grasp all the loose threads in this one. Even so, I still liked it, and will not neglect to read more should I cross paths with them, but I doubt I'll be adding them to my must read list, especially since I already read most of The Lost fleet series, and generally, I don't like to waste my time reading a book I already read once.
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