Flagship Victory

Galactic Liberation, Book 3

By: B. V. Larson, David VanDyke

Narrated by: Mark Boyett

From Hugo and Dragon Award finalist David VanDyke and million-selling science-fiction legend and Dragon Award finalist B. V. Larson comes book three in the epic military space opera adventure saga!

Commodore Straker faces new enemies as neighboring interstellar empires decide his New Republic is a growing threat. A two-front war develops, and the Liberator must face both the Mutuality and the Hundred Worlds.

Even as the fighting rages, the mysterious Opters are on the move. They make a diplomatic effort to reach out to Straker - but can he trust the Hive Masters? Will they help or stab him in the back?

Flagship Victory is a thrilling tale of warfare and adventure among the stars. This is the third book in the Galactic Liberation series. Look for book 1, Starship Liberator, if you're new to this expanding universe.

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Great story and awesome narration.

Very well written story, but the narration by Mark Boyette is the absolute best I have ever heard
he just nailed all of the characters consistently and gets you drawn into the story. I now find myself searching for everything he has narrated.

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This was a very entertaining treatment of very complex issues around Ai and existence.

Narrative meta perspective and cogency wrapped in cheesy agency burrito.

Best one yet

This is the best of the series yet. Great characters and awesome reader. can't wait for the next one.

Holy Hubris!

I usually like stories by the author, but these really rankled my sensibilities. The protagonist is not that likable, seeming immature, angry, and impulsive. He usually exemplifies everything he claims to hate.

The female protagonist is disgusting. As a woman I am offended by the portrayal of women as either oozing sexuality, childish jealousy, indecisiveness, or over emotionality. Even as an Admiral she is not respected by the male protagonist who routinely overrides her judgment and decisions.

This is unfortunate, as the story is engaging and could have been so much better without the above stereotypes. As other reviews have mentioned these tropes are outdated and very over done. There are much better options out there, including from this same author.

The narrator is wonderful as always. The story is okay for what it is. If you can get past the annoying points it’s probably worth a credit. Enjoy!

Enjoyed It.

At first there seem to be two different stories but the author brought them together nicely and turned out to be a nice read.