The Queen's Pardon

Alexis Carew, Book 6

By: J.A. Sutherland

Narrated by: Elizabeth Klett

Allies and enemies are not always what they seem.

Trapped on a hostile world, hunted by pirate bands, and abandoned by her fellow captains, Alexis Carew must lead her small band to safety, even though it seems every hand is set against her. Stalked by pirates in the skies above and shadowy alien figures on the planet below, Alexis must convince former enemies to trust her even as she discovers where the tendrils of her true enemies lead.

©2018 J A Sutherland (P)2018 J A Sutherland

Great series - best one yet!

Love this series - absolutely love it. It's fun and has lots of action. The narration is excellent as well.

Always a fun read/listen

This is the second time I listened to the book. That is after reading it twice.
Warning - this is a continuous story to the 5th book, more so than the entire series, and can't be read and understood before reading the 5th book at least.

I recommend the entire series (and yes Mr. Sutherland - we (all the fans) will hold you to releasing the 7th book by the end of the year.

The series is well-built, including the universe and characters. It is a funny reading and in this book - there is a definite Spaceball moment. You will know it when you get there.

This is less of a review for the 6th book as for the entire series, since any who finished the 5th will pick up this one.

Read, listen and enjoy

great follow on ... keep it up

great space battles and trouble on the ground.
all around great story
audible book was well put together and great narration

Great book, loved the ending.

As mentioned, best one yet.
Can’t wait for the next one....
(Four more words required)

One of the best universe you may escape into.

The science, or rather the science fiction, of this series is off putting for those seeking pleasure in potential future technologies. However, any such displeasure is clearly their loss.

The characters come to life and richly reward the reader, or listener, with a well developed universe that reflects British naval sensibilities from the times of life under sail.

If you seek fully developed, and internally consistent, story telling, then you will embrace this series as the pleasure it is.

One also will enjoy the outstanding qualities of the narration.