Deserter

Kris Longknife, Book 2

By: Mike Shepherd

Narrated by: Dina Pearlman

Kris Longknife had no choice about growing up rich and pampered. When she did have a choice, she joined the Marines. But now, a friend needs help halfway across the galaxy - and with a military heritage coursing through her blood, it's time for Kris Longknife to be a hero. Kris boards the next ship to Turantic, the last place her friend was seen alive. But there's more to the rescue than meets the eye.

Turantic is not only the most twisted hellhole in the galaxy, but it's also under quarantine because of a deadly plague. And after a sudden, suspicious loss of communication with the outside world, Kris realizes the length some enemies will go to for a life-threatening bait-and-trap. But she is willing to go even further - and deeper into Turantic's secrets - to survive.

©2004 Mike Moscoe (P)2009 Audible, Inc.

Very easy to Read and a Good Story

Excellent ballance of character, story and imagination; whereby none dominates the other.The story line(s) allow the reader a bit of anticipation without loosing the excitement. And best of all, here is an author that knows the value of finishing their story, rounding it of and making it complete, even if there is a part 2..

Congratulations Mike Shepherd and a good job by the narrator Dina Perlman.

Nice follow up

Though this book was predictable, it was well written. As with most sequels to a fiction book, lots of bread crumbs were dropped in this one to steer you to the next book in the series. a pleasant read.

Awesome Sci-fi series

I am writing this because i think it is one of the best series books out there. Mike Shepherd always tells a good action packed story. This one has a female lead and she has some great friends that are willing to die for her and what she stands for. The narrator Dina Pearlman is also one of the best !!
ALWAYS REMEMBER TO READ THE BOOKS IN ORDER.

As expected.

I like the series but it is predictable. The narrator is good and I enjoy the differences in the characters.

Good story but….

Please get rid of the cheesy music as well as requiring fifteen words to submit a review.