Lost Planet Homicide

By: Larry Correia

Narrated by: Oliver Wyman

A lost colony planet, a perplexing murder, and a dogged homicide cop in this Audible Original story from best-selling author Larry Correia.

When the biggest colony ship in human history was sent to settle a paradise world, an accident hurtled it deep into uncharted space. A thousand light years from Earth, with no way home and no way to call for help, the colonists’ only hope for survival was the one barely habitable planet in range, a nightmare world they named Croatoan. Landing on the only five mountain peaks tall enough to rise above the lethal acid clouds, the settlers carved a civilization from the rock.

A hundred years later, Five Points has grown into a city of corruption and violence. With powerful corporations ruling the surface domes and criminal syndicates running the caverns below, murder is just the cost of doing business.

So when a Special Magistrate is found dissolving in a protein vat, it barely registers - until DCI Lutero Cade, the last honest cop in Five Points, catches the case. What he finds could threaten the colony’s very existence.

Or, at the very least, Cade himself.

©2021 Larry Correia (P)2021 Audible Originals, LLC.

Great!

Great story but now I would like a sequel or more from this world that the author created.

Thrilling story, impeccably told

Has everything you want in a detective story - interesting mystery, hardboiled protagonist, great action. Toss on a real realized scifi setting and great narration and this us a must listen.

Excellent

Excellent listen. Short and sweet. I hope the author writes more in the universe. Worth a listen for sure.

Typical Larry Correia fun

It was short but sweet. As usual Larry Correia delivered the goods, fast paced in a very original way. Excellent character development, and back ground story - but in small pieces to keep your interest engaged. Oliver Wyman was made to perform Correia's writings, outstanding as usual.

Interesting

Having listened to this I have the sense that there will be more to follow. Not a bad story, not too much time to really develop and grow a story, but it is still pretty good.