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Trader's Tales, Book 4

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By: Nathan Lowell
Narrated by: Jeffrey Kafer
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An inexperienced officer. A dysfunctional ship. Life in the Deep Dark just got a whole lot harder.

In his first assignment as an officer, Ishmael Horatio Wang finds himself fresh out of school, wet behind the ears, and way out of his depth. Aboard the William Tinker the senior officers are derelict and abusive, the crew demoralized and undisciplined, and change unwelcomed and dangerous. Can Ishmael use what he learned aboard the Lois McKendrick to help the crew find the ship's heart? Or will he discover that bucking the system may come at too high a price? Return to the Deep Dark with Ish in this fourth installment of the award-winning Solar Clipper series, as he makes the transition from crew to officer.

©2016 Nathan Lowell (P)2016 Podium Publishing Adventure Fantasy Fiction Science Fiction Space Opera Heartfelt
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I've been listening to this series as background noise - since they had no actual plot to need my attention; just a diary-like descriptions of daily life of a spacer on an utopian ship.
This book, however, had a plot. And a pretty good one at that.
Very nice surprise!
There was a villain, obstacles to overcome, tension and even a satisfying action scene or two😁.
I'll continue the series in hopes of more of the same.

Oh, and the narrator is good.👍

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