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Alone on the Conestoga
- The Colony Ship Conestoga, Volume 4
- Narrated by: Lauren Holladay
- Length: 10 hrs and 10 mins
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Alone on the Conestoga
Narrated by:
Lauren Holladay
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Publisher's Summary
In the fourth book of the Colony Ship Conestoga series, the adventurer Jerome seeks to find out what happened to his fellow adventurer Cammarry. She is lost somewhere in the vast Habitat Beta. Jerome has only a few of his Dome 17 high tech gadgets, and has also lost contact with the artificial intelligence system, Sandie. He feels alone. What dangers await? What other things are lurking in the unknown recesses of the derelict and crashed colony ship? Will Jerome be alone for the rest of his days?
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