Alien Honor

A Fenris Novel, Book 1

De: Vaughn Heppner

Narrado por: Jeff Cummings

Duración: 10 h y 34 m

Resumen del Editor

AD 2457. The longest space voyage in history has begun: 230 light years from a ravaged Earth to the pristine star system of New Eden - a beacon of hope following the Doom Star days. Aboard the ship are human colonizers, the Space Navy, fierce “Monitors” once bred to fight Cyborgs, and four “Specials” - humans with psionic abilities, capable of ripping holes in space to jump vast distances.

But one Special has his own agenda and when an alien presence makes an offer he can’t refuse, the entire mission takes a deadly turn.

Cyrus Gant, a former dust-dealing gang member from Earth’s subterranean slums, is onto the renegade Special. And while his psi powers aren’t as strong as he might like, Cyrus’ street smarts more than make up for this seeming disadvantage. This will be crucial, because as the ship makes the final, frightening leap toward New Eden, Cyrus is everyone’s last hope for survival.

©2013 Vaughn Heppner (P)2013 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

start with book 2.

the first book probably wouldn't have inspired me to keep reading. I started on part two unknowingly, and loved the book, but the ending was so unfilling that I did not get to book 3 for a few years. 3 was good too, so I went back and listened to book 1. as a whole, the complete series is verry good. just start on two, then one, then three. HOWEVER, book one was kid friendly, but two I listened to a second time with the kids and remembered where to fast forward, but three....? book three had so much talk of tits and a@#, no way will it be played with the kids. the author should have kept it family friendly like book 1. I hope he reads this.

Telepathics in Space!

An unlikely hero is kidnapped, trained to be a member of a space mission, fights aliens during a space battle, and joins the underground resistance on a large space station. Then the book abruptly ends, but the story continues in a sequel. It was like having a cool drink on a hot day, only to see it snatched from my hand and told to pay again for another sip. Alien Honor should be a 5 star, but the author has been charged with “attempted manipulation”.

Great Story

Great story. Well read in audiobook. Look forward to the next one . five stars.

Ignore the title

A welcome change in plots! The poor boy enlisting in earth mercenaries, the daring flyboy caught and thrust into the stars, earth becoming mindless monsters while a group of survivors try to save the human race, All these cookie cutter listens were left in the dust by this book. I welcomed the change! The action was nonstop, so much so that at the end of the well narrated book, I had to pay close attention or the next chapter had?? In it. Never did get the tie in to the title though. Perhaps another reviewer can explain to me......

Good start

Like someone else wrote a review that the story takes forever to start before u get into it. I would agree but once it grabs you it won't let go. And Jeff Cummings is am amazing narrator! Almost made me believe there were multiple narrators... Lol...

Love it! Worth the time.

Yes! Good story. Beginning with the bouncing back and forth takes your concentration. Worth the effort.
Characters are well developed. Performance is great. Voices easily help you love the characters.
Well done.

Satisfying Military Sci-Fi

Would you listen to Alien Honor again? Why?

Again? No. But I am ready to get Book 2 of the series.

What did you like best about this story?

The POV of the main character was interesting.

Ok

Turned out better than I expected after the first third or so. Guess I will go for one more

Great story and narration!

Loved the story and the narrator was great with the different voices. Listening to book 2 now!

Sci Fi?

I got interested in Heppner, because of the Invasion series. I have read the first two books in that series and will continue on with it. I believe Heppner and B.V. Larson to be very similar writers. They are not the best writers in the world, will not win any awards, but they come up with the more interesting story concepts. They write about things, we think we would like to know What If? about.

This is more Fantasy then Sci Fi. Involves a lot of telepathy. I knew there would be some, but did not realize it would be so much a heavy part of the plot. I got half way through it, but could not get myself to want to listen.

If you like telepathy books you may like this.