Kingdom Come

Backyard Starship, Book 7

By: J.N. Chaney, Terry Maggert

Narrated by: Jeffrey Kafer

When the Fafnir responds to a desperate distress call, their act of kindness is turned against them, making Van the most wanted man in the known universe.

Targeted by a vicious, charismatic politician and his shadowy partner, Van and his friends are faced with a decision that carries long term consequences—deliver justice...or run and hide.

The choice is easy. The Fafnir will attack, and criminals will pay regardless of the bounty chasing them across the stars.

But first, there’s a little business to take care of in the form of a social event at Milon Estates. Dress is formal, the atmosphere tense, and a choice must be made. And just like Van’s decision to fight, the event on Helso will change his life forever.

The crew is willing, and the ship is ready. Now, all Van has to do is avoid the law, apply the law, and dive headfirst into a conspiracy that will play out on the largest stage of all: The Galaxy itself.

Experience the seventh entry in the ongoing Backyard Starship series from USA Today bestsellers J.N. Chaney and Terry Maggert. Buckle up and grab your juicebox, because it's time to get out there and save the Galaxy.

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Another great story

I continue to love these characters and storyline. Keep up the good work! And the voice of Jeffrey Kafer has been awesome.

Kingdom

Just when I think it can’t get any better! What a surprise in the ending. Ready to start the next one.

Yet another really enjoyable instalment in this series.

Once again, the quality of the story and the narration is outstanding. Thoroughly enjoyed this story and look forward to the next episode, Highly recommended.

Can’t stop

Amazing series and I can’t wait for the next installment. I feel like I’m taking part of heroic space battles with Van and the crew.

Why not five stars?

I thoroughly enjoyed the latest version of this series.

However, to state that it was top of excellent would be a mischaracterization of the rare truly excellent. Please do not misunderstand, it is a good novel, and holds in line with the characterization of the previous novels in this series. Well worth a credit ✔️ and an enjoyable listen.