Firefly: Generations

The Firefly Series, Book 4

By: Tim Lebbon

Narrated by: James Anderson Foster

The fourth original novel from the much-loved space Western Firefly, produced with Joss Whedon as consulting editor, set between the TV series and the movie Serenity.

A mysterious star map

On an Outer Rim moon, Captain Malcolm Reynolds ends a card game the lucky winner of an old map covered in mysterious symbols. The former owner insists it’s worthless; back on Serenity, River Tam is able to interpret it.

An ancient legend

River claims the map points the way to one of the Arks: legendary generation ships that brought humans from Earth-That-Was to the ’Verse. The salvage potential alone is staggering.

A drifting relic

As the crew approach the aged floating ship, they find it isn’t quite as dead as it first seemed. The closer they get, the more agitated River becomes. She claims something is waiting on board, something powerful, and very angry....

©2020 Tim Lebbon (P)2020 Blackstone Publishing

I want More!!!

The stories are great. the characters are deep but not overdone. there is action and just enough lovey stuff. I wish there were more books in this series...but truly I wish they would start the series back up

Not Nathan Fillion?!

Wow! Those are the first words out of my mouth as I finish this audible book and am reminded that that was not Nathan Fillion narrating that book. Nope. It was James Anderson Foster, the "Hardest Working Man in Audio Books". Who knew? I guess you did if you read the "narrated by" on the jacket, but by the time you're one deep into the story, listening to Mr Foster animating Mal as Nathan, along with Jane, Zoey, Wash, and the others

Earth that was

we get to learn the back story of the verse and how humanity got there. I don't know if I'd have preferred it staying a mystery or not, particularly when the answer is the most obvious one possible. still, it's always fun to adventure with the crew and a great read.

Excellent story continuation

For a fan of the TV series and Movie, the audiobooks don’t skip a beat. It’s like you’re there with the crew again in another mishap adventure hoping everything turns out shiny.

very fun

As a fan of the show, I very much enjoyed this book. It felt very much like a good episode.