Eternity's Battleship

Starship Omega, Book 2

By: Scott Bartlett, Joshua James

Narrated by: Mark Boyett

Earth is gone and they're on the run

The Imperium does not take it lightly when its slaves revolt. Earth's population has been decimated, and Captain Bill Henderson is fleeing imperial attack dogs with his crew and two million refugees—the last of humanity.

Starship Omega could be the answer to turning the tide and finally ending the Imperium's tyranny. But not in its current form.

The Omega is capable of so much more—but to unlock the enormous ship's true power, Bill must lead those under his command into the heart of empire space.

To do that, they're going to need some help.

Can Omega's crew convince the Imperium's other vassal species to finally start fighting back? Find out in Book 2 of Starship Omega, an engrossing new space opera from bestselling authors Scott Bartlett and Joshua James.

©2025 Scott Bartlett, Joshua James (P)2025 Scott Bartlett, Joshua James

Good story but draws out to much

Too much already figured out story line but it’s a good book to listen to on the road

interpersonal character development on point

I can't wait for the rest of the story. Emotion and combat are simultaneously and thoroughly provoking.

Very good story

Great audiobook with excellent narration. I didn't like everything that Capt Bill did... I did enjoy the bonus story at the end about Bill's grandfather. I look forward to the conclusion!

poor fact check

Slovenia is not Russia (all in this book is describing another country) poor fact checking at writing the story. Sci-fi part is good, but if there are some sterotypes in story, all American crew should be obese, craving fast food, shooting all around and watching tik tok. But it is true, Slovenian can speak at least one foregin langulage.

Keep it going!

Story really takes off (no pun) in this second book of the series! Narration is great especially with the numerous characters - and this is coming from a listener that looks for Bray and Porter narrations. Bravo, Mark!