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Pilot X, Book 2

By: Tom Merritt

Narrated by: Kevin T. Collins

In the sequel to Pilot X, our favorite time traveler returns to save the universe once again in this mind-bending space adventure.

Pilot X is riddled with guilt. After facing the impossible decision to eliminate his own people or save the universe, he is the lone survivor of a time-traveling race.

But Pilot X soon finds that he’s got more than his own guilt to contend with. His timeship Verity detects a signal that someone is working to recreate the dangerous technology that threatened the universe in the first place. Pilot X now sets off to save a universe he no longer recognizes, but feels frighteningly familiar.

©2019 Tom Merritt (P)2020 Audible, Inc.

A bit more original

The first book, while a great story, was heavily influenced by a popular show to the point that it felt like a fan fic.
This one is starting to branch out and become its own thing, and is a lot better because of that.
The narration and production were good.

Even Better Than The First

I have to say, I really enjoyed Pilot X, the initial book in the series. I was excited to see that the author came out with book 2, and after reading it, I can't wait till Book 3. Tom Merritt, if you read this, please continue the story! I enjoyed this book even more than the first. It was more straightforward, and a little less confusing in terms of time travel paradoxes, but an excellent read overall. If you enjoyed Pilot X, pick up this book.

<<SPOILER ALERT>> The only criticism I have with this book, is that there is a fair amount of time (in my opinion) spent on a few characters for seemingly no apparent reason. Perhaps it is a setup for a 3rd book, but it wasn't clear to me. I wouldn't let this affect your decision to read it though. I still loved the book. Can't wait for more Pilot X and Verity.

finally! something good

good science-fiction written modernly, not pushing any political agenda, just good fun! a must read I will recommend to all

Great follow-up, Pilot X continues to please

Very enjoyable second story in the what I hope will become the Pilot X sage. The story is unique in its continuation while still drawing from the world already established, which is a welcome experience.

If you enjoy a future styled universe with a character who feels real, flawed and freckled (i don't know if really freckled), you will be happy to sit in on this journey.

Kinda good.

I was excited to see another book in this series and it was good but it didn’t hold the same thrill for me. It also just didn’t really have the same kind of goal and drive the last book did, this one just made it to clear he has no interest in doing anything including finding the plot of the book.