Conscript, Part 2

By: Scott Bartlett

Narrated by: Mark Boyett

Planet Nibiru wants them dead. All of them.

Trapped by the destruction of their own satellites, the Marines on Nibiru suddenly find themselves without orbital or air superiority.

With help months away, Po and his brothers must quickly figure out how to stabilize and survive against an exploding alien insurgency.

Po learned young to rely on no one but himself. Now, he's slowly realizing that nothing from bootcamp, or from his trials on Earth's moon, could have prepared him for this.

If he can't rip up some deep-rooted beliefs about his place in the universe, and fast, it may cost him his life.

Get ready for this exciting next chapter in the Conscript series. If you're a fan of Marko Kloos' Frontlines or Ender's Game, you'll love this epic military scifi series.

©2025 Scott Bartlett (P)2025 Scott Bartlett

Great listen

This was a fun, action-packed adventure. Intense well-described military encounters with enjoyable characters and a solid story line I found very interesting. The narrator did such a fantastic job as well. He is definitely in my top tier.

unique story

love this series a really unique take to the sci fi genre with elements of self discovery and faith intertwined with a story line of chaos. new age way to tell a story old as time. love it

always a good story

You fall in the world and do not want to leave. every turn brings you deep sci fi books. now have to wait for the next book.

Masterpiece

I wish I could describe in words how good these books are. But I can't so you will just need to listen to it yourself. Scott and Mark do an excellent job on developing Po and continuing his story. Never before have I been left on a cliff hanger so satisfying I'm not even upset on having to wait for book 5.

Getting Good.

I like the first part very much. but now it's really getting good! very much enjoy the twists and turns. I am normally one that can figure out or solve a mystery before the book ends or the TV show is over. deciding who's the good guy and who's the bad guy has definitely left me stump.