Backyard Starship: Origins 2

By: J.N. Chaney, Terry Maggert

Narrated by: Neill Thorne, John Pirhalla

Get ready to experience two more origin stories in the Backyard Starship universe.

Red Agent

Legendary Peacemaker Petyrn Groshenko wasn't always on the good side of the law.

As a young agent of the KGB, the murder of his father sets events in motion that begin with Petyr doing something beyond his wildest dreams. He leaves the earth. In a starship. And not of his own volition. Abducted by an alien con artist, Petyr Groshenko holds the key to a mystery worth millions—or billions—of bonds, thanks to an ancient secret that began in Russia, passed through Tunisia, and ends in the most unlikely place of all, thanks to a clever American soldier who kept a promise across the years and miles.

To find the treasure, Petyr is going to need luck, help, and the wits of an alien who is far more than she appears to be.

Join Petyr as he begins the journey of a lifetime in this origin story from the Backyard Starship universe. Even legends have to start somewhere, and for Petyr Groshenko, it begins here, in Red Agent.

Career Moves

Before Van went to the stars, Mark Tudor was there—but he wasn't alone.

Perry was Mark's guardian, advisor, and friend, serving decades as they battled for the forces of good, solving cases and stopping crime of all kinds.

Between Mark and Van, there was a gap in time where Perry was faced with a choice. Serve the Guild, do what's right, and take the next step in a career measured in centuries, not years. In this thrilling look at Perry's history, find out what happens when an AI feels the greatest loss of all—and moves on, honoring a duty that spans time and the stars themselves.

©2022 Variant Publications (P)2024 Podium Audio

Great background

Really liked the background explanation especially Peter Kashrinko. It really helps with reading the story

Character of main person is environment dependent.

Very interesting character, The story line is advancing. Such be a very interesting series. Good

Great. Listen

The book was a fast read. It had a good storyline, the characters came to life and commanded their roles in the story. Good commute listen.

too short but excellent

way too short for thr money. but a good story. wish the Bavkyard Starship narrator did these books.

good background on Grochenko

a good fill in background on Peter Grochenko who's background was alluded to but missing in the original series

short

Very well written and performed, but disappointingly short for a full credit price for this book.

not as good as all the rest of the books

narrator does a very poor job, hard to listen to he does not bring out each character so you have to guess who is who