Resolutions

Displaced, Book 3

By: Stephen Drake

Narrated by: David Loving

Kevin Murdock, martial artist extraordinaire and longtime resident of the planet Oomah, is still center stage - and reluctant - to mentor any of the new batch of colonist arrivals. He alone is the remaining fair law on the planet.

The new arrivals are with few leaders, and more clueless or dangerous individuals. Meanwhile, some of the previously arrived colonists are stirring up hate and discontent.

Surprise awaits Murdock and his family. Are the plateau dwellers going to be the seeds of a new civilization, or will they devolve into something else...something dangerous to the remains of humanity?

©2020 Stephen Drake (P)2020 Stephen Drake

I loved this book

absolutely loved it I have been doing a lot of martial arts in my life and the way that this author described the battle scenes was as if I was right there. This book is inspiring and insightful and it is a great listen
I was on the edge of my seat for every chapter.

Ten Years Later

This book takes place ten years after the first book in the series. Murdock is from the original pod sent to this planet. He's now been living and surviving there for ten years. A new group of people in a pod has just arrived, and Murdock lays down the laws of the land. Whether or not the new arrivals listen to him is another story. This is a good series about survival in the wilderness and resiliency.

Awesome series, bad narrator on #3

I’ve read the entire series in print so when I saw them in audio format I was truly excited!
Book one was wonderful, with a great narrator. Then I saw that book 2 isn’t available. Disappointing, but since I’m so familiar with the story I listened anyway. I found that the narrator actually detracted from the characters.

Vivid & Compelling

If you want a vivid portrayal/example of some of the possible outcomes of colonizing a fertile planet (with a sci-fi/fantasy twist), then read this story.

Warning: Some of the darkest elements of human nature are portrayed in this story. I do not recommend it for young adults. Of course, I would have read it anyway.