Star Crusader: Dreadnought

By: Michael G. Thomas

Narrated by: Andrew B. Wehrlen

Nate and his video gamer friends are given the chance of a lifetime, a six-month tour aboard the Alliance’s newest battleship, ANS Dreadnought. She’s the first in her class, and is the most powerful ship in the sector. Bigger and better protected than any ship before her, Dreadnought carries an arsenal of deadly weapons that can annihilate a small armada and can travel between the stars in a matter of days. There is no deadlier vessel in existence.

Two years at the Academy has tested Nate’s flying, combat, and technical skills to the limit. But nothing will come close to his greatest test. Captain Gaunt, one of the Alliance’s most decorated officers plans to use Dreadnought to start a war, one that will engulf the region and cost many lives. As Dreadnought rolls out her guns to engage the very people Nate calls his friends, he has to make a decision. Does he stand by and let war spread through the sector, or will he lead the cadets in a mutiny against a beloved hero of the Alliance?

©2017 Michael G. Thomas (P)2018 Michael G. Thomas

Simplistic

The narrator did a good job, but it took a while to get used to his fast pace. The story itself started slow, but got more interesting. I would classify this as a juvenile, with simplistic plot and characters. The parallels to present day politics were too obvious, as well as the author’s leanings. The main “bad” character summed up his philosophy as “Humanity First”.

Review of Str Crusader: Dreadnought

A great YA sci fi . A little slow starting, but picked up steam. A very enjoyable and entertaining listen.

OK

The book started slow but it picked up as it progressed. I kept thinking the author would bring something new or a twist that I did not see coming but unfortunetly not. This book for me is predictable, however, it is not a bad read and others might like it.

Traitors!

Enjoyed the book. If you are into space battles, deception and heroes, this is a book for you. I thought it was worth the listen and a credit.

This book provided at no cost for a fair and honest review.

the star was a little bit slow but...

the story was good.. but the start of the book was slow .. it was a nice si-fi and I enjoyed it quite much the fantasy description we're very vivid a movie like.. the story line it self was nice

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.