Space Team: Sting of the Mustard Mines

By: Barry J. Hutchison

Narrated by: Phil Thron

Having journeyed through time in order to restore peace to the galaxy, Cal Carver and Space Team are a little dismayed to find out they may have inadvertently made things even worse...whoops.

Captured by an unfamiliar alien species, the crew is banished to a life of slavery in the Mustard Mines of Moktar, where they come face to face with the sinister Manacle - a terrying new enemy whose diabolical agenda is worse than any they have encountered before.

With the clock ticking and thousands of lives at stake, Space Team must race across the galaxy, stop Manacle's evil scheme, and save the day once more.

But first, they have to escape....

Featuring space gnomes, sand stomachs, and the sexiest facial paralysis in history, Space Team: Sting of the Mustard Mines is the 10th explosive adventure in the Space Team series, and the perfect jumping-on point for new listeners.

©2018 Barry J. Hutchison (P)2019 Barry J. Hutchison

awesome job as per usual

if you havent heard of this series, quickly buy the entire series. not a bad book in the lot. not even a mediocre book in the lot...and that's a, well...lot

Brilliantly done as always

Unlike many series I’ve read over the years, each of the Space Team universe books is consistently excellent. The story lines are compelling. The characters are fully developed. And in addition to being laugh-out-loud funny, there is always an underlying current of warmth and humanity. And did I mention they’re awesomely funny?

hilarious! with extra space mustard!

Another great Space Team adventure with enough twists to keep the interest going and mysteries set up for future books. The narrator is what sets these book apart from others as his voices are exactly what brings these characters to life.

space comedy

Loved it! Good continuation of the series. Like FARSCAPE done by Seth MacFarlane. Lots of laughs!

Pure fun!

This series always gets me laughing out loud. Phil Thron is the perfect narrator for Barry J Hutchinson's writing.