Emissary

Kris Longknife, Book 15

By: Mike Shepherd

Narrated by: Dina Pearlman

Kris Longknife has discovered that this desk job is not at all what she expected. Being desk bound hasn't even decreased the number of assassination attempts! Then Kris gets home to find her two kids playing with an Iteeche. Ron has come back to human space with a request. Should Kris take it? Can she finally get some straight answers for her Grampa Ray, King Raymond to most? Does she risk taking the kids into a situation with a whole lot of unanswered questions? Oh, and what can go wrong? Kris knows something will go wrong. Something always goes wrong.

©2017 Mike Moscoe (P)2017 Audible, Inc.

Good plot setup for next book series.

Not as good as previous books but a good lead into our next experiences with Kris Longknife. Dina did her usual exceptional performance.

Mike Shepherd and Dina Pearlman deliver

Mike Shepherd and Dina Pearlman deliver again.
the Longknife saga continues to deliver. is there anything Kris cannot do?

Book 15, And STILL Buying!

This is Book 15, and I'm STILL Happily Buying! If "Putting Your Money Where Your Mouth Is" means anything, my money is saying A LOT about this series!

Seems like a prelim for a new arc

^Title^ this book is a setup for the new arc. Kris is in an old position with a new challenge

A brand new arc with old friends and new!

Kris and Jack are back to take on a new adventure. Despite Kris' meteoric rise in the ranks of the US Navy, Shepherd is careful to limit her resources and sharpen her mission to ensure she's still at the tip of the spear and not relegated to some boring place just giving orders. She's in middle of the action which is important to keep the series exciting! For those who have followed the series since the beginning you'll be happy to see just a few old faces as well as some new ones. Shepherd wisely changes Kris' Scooby Crew to keep things fresh while still maintaining some familiarity. While other reviewers are correct when they say this is a 'setting up' book, there's still a space battle handled on a fresh way as well as several assassination attempts, one of which turns into full-on urban warfare with tanks. A very satisfying start to a new story from an author showing no signs of losing his touch.