Lindblad Liberation

By: Joseph McRae Palmer

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Stranded among strangers. Hunted by pirates. Humanity's freedom hangs in the balance.

Kory Drake and the crew of Thunder are stranded in the unforgiving Arizona desert after crash-landing their guerrilla starship. Their alien military adviser, Zeta, is missing and presumed dead.

Desperate for help, they stumble upon a small town under siege by ruthless alien bandits. In exchange for transportation back to their hidden base in the mountains, Kory and his crew agree to rid the town of its tormentors. But the trail of the bandits leads far beyond the Arizona sands—to a desolate crater on the far side of the Moon, where human slaves toil in a brutal mining operation controlled by a gang of Kergan pirates.

With their ship needing to be rebuilt and the odds stacked against them, Kory’s crew must outwit the pirates, rescue their fellow humans, and escape before their starship is blasted to dust.

Lindblad Liberation is the second pulse-pounding novel in the Starship Thunder science fiction adventure series. If you love daring space battles, alien intrigue, and high-stakes rescue missions, then you’ll be hooked on Joseph McRae Palmer’s thrilling tale.

Buy Lindblad Liberation today and ignite the adventure!

Great Story, Mediocre Performance

The story line is very good. I don't normally like the branch outinro fantasy. This was done very well. I will reserve next book but no AI performance.

Chomping at the bit

I love the follow up book 2 and can’t wait to stretch my mind with book 3!

awesome story and world

the virtual narration is horrible, it really takes away from the magic of the story

AI narration is awful

I don't know why the 5 books are not listed as a series but if you get this title as a recommendation do some research and start with book one

Lindblad Liberation Falls Slightly Short

Lindblad Liberation was an enjoyable read, although it didn't quite live up to the standard set by the first book in the series. At times, the pacing felt slow due to the need for detailed explanations of certain situations and plot developments. However, the virtual voice narration was well-done, with no significant gaps in emotional expression.

Overall, Lindblad Liberation is a solid second installment that expands on the foundation established by its predecessor. While it may not be as strong as the first book, it's still a worthwhile read for fans of the series. With some tighter editing to address the pacing issues, this could have been an even more engaging read. Nevertheless, I'm looking forward to seeing where the series goes from here."