The Complete Void Wraith Trilogy

De: Chris Fox

Narrado por: Ryan Kennard Burke

Mankind's outer colonies are disappearing. Without warning. Without a trace. Fleet command chalks the attacks up to pirates, but Captain Dryker of the UFC Johnston isn't buying it.

Defying command, he leads his misfit crew into hostile territory in search of answers. They encounter the mythical Void Wraith, an unstoppable legend whispered by the first race. After 26,000 years, the Void Wraith have returned to begin the next Eradication. Their technology is superior, their motives unclear.

Humanity cannot stop them. Not without help. Captain Dryker's only hope is to forge an alliance with mankind's greatest enemy, the savage Tigris.

One maverick captain, an unlikely crew, and an aging vessel are all that stand between humanity and the Eradication.

"It's like Battlestar Galactica and Mass Effect had a baby, and that baby was raised by StarCraft. I read this book in one sitting and immediately looked for the next." (The author's totally biased friend)

Contains the Complete Trilogy:

• Destroyer
• Void Wraith
• Eradication

©2017 Chris Fox (P)2017 Chris Fox

Full of pulpy Space Opera Goodness

While I like the 3-for-1 credit omnibus, I do not recommend listening to the 3 in immediate sequence. The pulpy nature of the story and the melodrama associated with each crisis coming after the other can become a bit tedious. I think a good pallet cleanser in between. Perhaps a Disc World or Dresden volume would work well.

Totally engrossing saga

Wonderful writing and narration, the story is riveting, literally couldn’t put it down.
Special treat are the prologues and recaps between novels, he had me laughing through something I usually skip

A fascinating story, but.......

A good concept torn asunder by the narrator. Sorry, but that guy needs to go back to flipping burgers. He tried hard but..... yeah, no. As for the story, it's good, but I'd rather read it though. Just a bit stilted at times but overall well done with an entirely possible concept.
Thank you, Chris Fox, for the tale but please get a different narrator!

AMAZING

this book is amazing I live the characters and it hurt to lose them but it pulls you in this is a amazing author I think anyone should get this it is amazing the story is deep but not boring deep the characters are relatable and it has everything it needs I give it a solid 10

Flawed, but fun

This is a fun, action-packed sci-fi series. The overall story is a great idea, very similar to Mass Effect. But, for those of you who understand the underlying science behind some of the concepts the author is using, this book is going to be infuriating. He displays a lack of basic understanding of how some of the concepts he's using work, and from a standpoint of someone who understands the theory it's painfully obvious at times. This doesn't really stop the book from being fun, but it doesn stop me from giving it another star. Another star is lost because, while the story is great, characters are pretty flat and one-dimensional. They're still somewhat believable, and it's not the worst characterization in the world, but the author has some work to do in this regard.

Good sci-fi listen

I've gone through the void wraith trilogy twice and really enjoyed it both times. It is fast-paced and is quite the epic story.

Highly reccomended

Great price, great trilogy! Worth a re-listen after I get done with The Ember Wars (by another author). Some of the characters and came to mind weeks after reading. It's a nice change up and different story line / reader than most of the SciFi that I've listened to and I am so glad that everyone gave honest reviews for me to make the choice to purchase.

it's not bad not great either

it's a good story line and worlding building for me the TV like recap is really worth it

Excellent Dog-Walking Audiobook.

If you are a teenager who loves space opera stop reading this review NOW.

Still here, youngsters? Well you really should stop reading this. The trilogy is perfect.

So, older readers, now that we are alone...

This trilogy is fun to read and the narrator does a good job... mostly... there are a few fluffs and stumbles and a couple of wrong-name problems but overall the narrator does fine.

The characters are likable, interesting, and well drawn if entirely two dimensional. The writing is spritely and engaging and the plot makes sense.

But... The author likes to throw in oddball notions every couple of chapters. Some of them work out OK -- The "Helios Gate" idea, for instance, is odd but he makes it work for him -- but other oddball notions are simply too gooney to pull off. These off-puttingly silly notions accumulate during the three books and by the time we get to the end of the third book it is hard not to step out of the story for an occasional Mystery Science 3000 -style guffaw.

good story

however some lingo could be improved they say clip instead of magazine and constantly spell out H.U.D. instead of just saying HUD but overall decent listen