Into the Unknown

By: Jasper T. Scott

Narrated by: Tia Rider, Ben Jaeger-Thomas

Their Cruise Ship Jumped to the Wrong Star System

The USA Today best-selling author of Dark Space, a true master of plot twists, brings you a gripping new sci-fi thriller....

Criminal attorney Liam Price can't believe his luck. He scored a deal for a suite aboard the Starlit Dream to the exotic world of Aquaria in the Kepler star system. He surprises his wife, Aria, with the trip for her 40th birthday, and the Price family gets ready for the trip of a lifetime.

Soon after the voyage starts, they learn that they’ve somehow jumped to the wrong star system. Liam consults the ship’s computer to determine their location, but he can't access the navigational data. The captain claims that there’s nothing to worry about, but Liam wonders: if there’s nothing to worry about, why restrict access to the ship’s nav data? He fears that pirates may have detoured them to rob and ransom the wealthy passengers.

Before they can learn more, the ship plunges into darkness, and suddenly the cruise of a lifetime turns into a trip to hell. As the crisis unfolds, Liam and his family are thrust into the middle of a deadly conspiracy and a desperate struggle for survival.

Into the Unknown is a mystery thriller set in space, perfect for fans of Michael Crichton, Suzanne Collins, and Arthur C. Clarke.

©2019 Jasper T. Scott (P)2019 Audible, Inc.

Good book, can’t stand alternating narrators

The story was captivating and I was excited to listen whenever possible. Wish there was more to listen. However, the narrative is accomplished by two persons who alternate chapters. Both narrators do a spectacular job but I find it distracting to hear the voices of characters changing every other chapter. Personally, I enjoy single narrator or cast narrative in which each character has an assigned performer.

delightful and well written with a few surprises

the story had all of the elements of a well written story. delightful characters, relatable and sympathetic. it wrapped up in one book very nicely.

Great story with unique narration style

I enjoyed the story. The main characters are very relatable and act 'real'. It is very easy to get into Jasper's universe, as he describes just enough about something futuristic without going into jargon or talking about aspects that aren't necessary for the story to progress. I'd enjoy listening to more books in this series.

The actual narration had some issues. There were two orators who took turns every chapter or so (one man, one woman). This usually represented different parties in the story, but not always. I found it more of a distraction to switch my focus to the different speaker's style. Each one on their own was fine.

Weird

I was an OK story I am not sure I would recommend it. I think the author has written better.

Plot twists galore .

Characters well developed. Payton was too mature for 7. But overall good story about overcoming impossible odds to live in a new Eden…but for how long?