Lt. Reilly - Bundle: 5 Book Series

De: Matthew O. Duncan

Narrado por: Dave Cruse, Caroline McLaughlin

Jack Reilly's luck ran out just before the war did. Resigning his commission in the Alliance shortly after the end of the war with the Serkins, he went out into the galaxy looking for a job. Signing onto the Glacier Runner 17, an old and rundown cargo ship, Reilly finds himself working for a clueless captain, mixed up in an intergalactic conspiracy, on the run from assassins, and involved with two women in relationships that he could only call "complicated".

And that's just book one. Follow Lt. Jack Reilly and his partner, Major Mitchel, through their adventures.

Bundle pack includes:

Lt. Reilly 2321

Lt. Reilly and the Backbird Offensive

Lt. Reilly and the Phantom Raptor

Major Mitchell and the Carplex Conspiracy

Lt. Reilly and the Tansky Gambit

©2022 Matthew O. Duncan (P)2022 Matthew O. Duncan

Space Adventures with Lt. Reilly!

In "Lt. Reilly - Bundle: 5 Book Series" by Matthew O. Duncan, narrated by Dave Cruse and Caroline McLaughlin, we follow the misadventures of Lt. Jack Reilly and Major Mitchel through space. The writing is full of action and suspense, with plenty of unexpected twists and turns. The narrators bring the characters to life, making it easy to get lost in the story. If you're a fan of sci-fi with complex characters and intergalactic conspiracies, then this series is definitely worth a listen.

Lt.Reilly Bundle Pack

Very good book that was well written and very believable characters! Action, suspense adventure. Interesting AI and his dialogue!

Lt. Reilly is a fun ride.

Stand by for a good ride, you can't even imagine what happens next. A well developed world you are placed in with a interesting cast of characters. The narration is top notch also.

Space Navy Detectives

An interesting story that revolves mostly about a space Navy engineer and his adventures as a detective, fighting against criminals, consultancies and even more menacing entities as a military JAG investigator. a great value for a single single credit at over 40hours in 5 books.

5 in one. A real steal.

Any time you can get 35 hours of a story for 1 credit, that will be a great deal. When the story is as good as this one then the deal is even better.
Highly recommend this series.
The Warriors Stone series is in the same universe and takes place before this series. It is not necessary but might be good to read that one first. I think I am going to read it now since I didn’t know then.

I received this free review audiobook and I am voluntarily leaving this unbiased review.

Great series

Detectives, space combat, tyrannical AIs, romance and deep character development.

Enjoyed it a lot! Was well written.

I liked this Book Set, easy to listen to.

I do not know why I liked this book set. I just liked the characters and it is easy to listen to. and the stories are fun. The AI is great. I highly recommend this book set. Even if you are not into SiFi I think you would still like it. It embraces humanity.

Thrilling Science Fiction Adventure

I enjoyed this entire series. The overarching story was brilliantly entertaining. The intriguing characters were well-developed with ample back stories. The characters were likeable and relatable with realistic actions and motivations. I enjoyed the witty dialogue between the characters and the humor. The plot was well-written with unexpected twists. I was provided a free copy of this audiobook at my request and am voluntarily leaving this unbiased review.

I think it’s a great series. Real humans+milSF

I liked the main characters, the plot, the mystery solving. Just enjoyable with the narrator giving the stories an appropriate tone. It’s five books in one, and an excellent deal bought in a set.

Fun space/military sci-fi. The relationship stuff? Meh.

I enjoyed the narrator and the overall story. Fun space battles, technological trickery, and believable setting. But the quasi-polyamorous emotional shenanigans were variously irritating, cringe-inducing, and absurd. I’m not sure what point they served except to maybe signal that the MC was a sensitive “good” man? Or to signal that the male author believes that women are more emotionally sophisticated than men? Not sure. There was some agenda that I honestly could not figure out - somehow reductive/reactionary and progressive at the same time. An irritating distraction from some otherwise fun