Star Farmer

Complete Series Boxset, Books 1-12

By: Jaxon Reed

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Tom Savage is intent on homesteading, and Phaethon is the newest planet open for colonization. Here, technology is lacking in many places. And for 200 credits, anyone can claim one square kilometer of prime farmland.

But Tom has a secret or two. He is not interested in farming crops, at least not at first. Tom wants to harvest pieces of Phaethon’s sun.

To do so will mean first reaching his stake out near the desert, surviving human predators along the way, bringing fugitives to justice, and dealing with the resident sand dragon population.

All in a day’s work for your local star farmer…


Thus begins Book 1 of the best-selling Star Farmer series, a tour de force of high-tech hijinks, Wild West colonization, and pure adrenaline-laced adventure. With over 8,000 four- and five-star ratings, Star Farmer features fist fights, bar brawls, shoot-outs, tons of Space Marine action and hot, futuristic warfare. Don’t miss the latest series in veteran science fiction and military fantasy author Jaxon Reed’s Milky Way Universe. Download it today!

Books in this boxset include: Tom Savage, Particle Two, Farm Hand, Pulsar's Peril, Night Shadow, Farmer's Wife, Bad Allegory, Overlord's Folly, Embargo's End, Routine Diplomacy, Global Elections, System Alignment.

virtual voice was rough

needed a human reader. once of the characters has a stutter and the virtual voice could not handle that, also it regularly changed how it pronounced character names which caused confusion at times

Be better read by a human.

I liked the story quite a lot, but had a hard time with the virtual voice. I kept loosing track of who was talking to whom and there were quite a lot of mispronounced words or words where the emphasis was on the wrong syllable. One character had a stutter that the virtual voice read totally wrong. Stuff like that pulled me out of the story a lot. I’d give this four or possibly five stars if the reading was better.

enjoyed the care for religion in the story

I do not like virtual voice narration. it mispronounces words and doesn't get the breaks in conversation right

no inflection could not follow clearly

beuller, bueller? the fake narration makes it terrible to listen to. The story may be ok but the narration made it terrible.