Spectral Prey

Sunken Spaceship, Book 4

By: Anthony J. Melchiorri

Narrated by: Paul Heitsch

Extinction was just the beginning.

Adrift in the dangerous expanse of Outlaw Space, a ghost ship harbors a sinister secret. Its decks, once teeming with life, now lie eerily silent. All have perished, save for a few supposedly extinct alien creatures known as Zephyrs.

Fin and the intrepid crew of the Black Sheep take on a perilous mission to retrieve these rare creatures. But they soon discover they are not alone in their pursuit of the ghost ship's treasures. As they navigate the derelict vessel's darkened corridors, they encounter terrifying abominations far deadlier than any endangered beast.

The shocking revelation that follows threatens not only the lives of the Black Sheep's valiant crew but the fate of the entire galaxy. Fin must forge an uneasy alliance with an unlikely ally if they’re to survive.

From the verdant jungles of a reclusive billionaire's heavily guarded game reserve to a remote mining facility on a planet ravaged by war, Fin and his companions embark on a wild search for answers. Fin's very humanity hangs in the balance against an implacable foe that cannot be reasoned with, only fought.

Book 4 of this rollicking sci-fi adventure from Anthony J. Melchiorri. It's perfect for fans of JN Chaney, MR Forbes, and Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.

©2024 Anthony J. Melchiorri (P)2024 Dreamscape Lore

Great story, clever inventive characters

Loved the storyline, lots of action. Looks like it may be switching to a contagion hunting adventure. But it has been great so far plan on getting more as available.

Very poor grammer

Story great! But, indiscriminate and inconsistent use of plural pronouns for individual characters is excruciatingly annoying and reduces enjoyment of the story. This “woke BS” rewriting of grammatical rules actually made me quit listening to this story. Sorry to say, but the dialog,not the narrator, ruined the story for me.

The bone head situations that they amazingly seem to find themselves in.

The first three book were ok but this is pure yada yada. I'm going to try returning it.