Light Speed Raiders

A Space Opera Adventure

By: Emily Tanner, Tyler Bowman

Narrated by: Jovi Patton

I left the marines to find my sister. I never expected the war to follow me.

All I ever wanted was to explore new worlds, but when my sister vanished during a battle with a ruthless alien horde, my mission became clear—find her at all costs. My search for her leads me to join forces with a desperate blonde princess seeking help. Now, we’re both caught in a war that threatens not just her empire, but the entire galaxy.

Along the way, we gather a few unlikely allies, including a sharp-tongued, brilliant engineer who’s as dangerous as she is stunning. But the fate of the galaxy hinges on powers I barely understand—and if I can’t master them in time, a ruthless madman will unleash a devastating plague that could annihilate everything.

The fate of the galaxy hangs in the balance. I won’t let them down.

©2025 Emily Tanner and Tyler Bowman (P)2025 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

Riveting Space Adventure!

Absolutely loved this listen! The narrator brought the characters and action to life perfectly, especially during all the action and love scenes. The story was fast-paced, full of adventure, and the female love interests were all nuanced and likable. Highly recommend for any sci-fi fan looking for an exciting haremlit.

A fun slice of campy goodness

Like I said in the title, this was a fun slice of campy goodness. It didn’t take itself too seriously, the plot was a lot of fun and the narrator did a great job at dramatic reading. I’ll definitely check out the second book when it comes out.

Never liked a space opera till now

I haven’t been a big fan of space operas they all seem to be the same flavor until now. There’s a lot to sink your teeth into this book. Great character development and of course a self made harem. You can’t save the galaxy with a good woman or in this case women.

Should say bad romance novel…

Had to stop listening and remove from my list so I don’t accidentally start listening again. I love space operas, not stereotypical romance novels. The cover should have tipped me off, but the “algorithm“ kept suggesting it. Not sure why this book was rated so high. I’d skip and find another.