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Hammond's Hardcases
- The Complete Series
- Narrated by: Andrew Tell
- Series: Hammond's Hardcases Series, Book 1-3
- Length: 31 hrs and 43 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Science Fiction
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Mozari Arrival
They brought death and destruction to Earth. Now it’s time to return the favor.
The massive Mozari spaceship struck without warning. In an instant, major cities were leveled. Millions were wiped from the face of the Earth. The horrifying message to those remaining - your training starts now.
Pods scattered across the globe are filled with strange alien wares, and scientists of all backgrounds must come together to harness the advanced technology in a race to discover its secrets before the one year deadline. And before their experiments with the exo suits kill another soldier.
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Instead of following in his family’s footsteps, he joins the military and is assigned to a team on a mission to the Mozari ship. But when tragedy strikes his team, he must take command of a mission into enemy territory that promises nothing less than certain death.
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Trojan Colony
The ends justify the means - except when humanity’s survival is on the line.
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Gateway War
This mission might be their last.
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- Anonymous User
- 11-08-2020
Different perspective
overall quite enjoyed the series and the religious angle was refreshing at first though by the end I was wondering whether it was a subtle attempt at converting the heathens and non believers or atheist bashing wrapped in a sci-fi take
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- Ian Brown
- 15-07-2020
Would be better with a different narrator
I enjoyed the storyline, but the narration was very irritating at times. The reading was clipped, like the narrator has to pause after every 5 words.
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- William S. Wood
- 15-07-2020
Do not recommend
very weak story, misconceptions throughout on the law and the military. The performance is lackluster with a lot of awkward pausing.
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- Anonymous User
- 10-02-2022
ugh
I just couldn't get into it. started out boring ...bright side different voices well done but couldn't finish the first book, let alone the whole pack. I'm just picky I guess..
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- Loraki
- 29-01-2022
I was prepared to be mad at Marko Kloos, but….
At times I got tired of the constant fighting and fleeing, and I could pretty much tell, partly at least, how the story was going to end. That being said, Marko did have a couple of surprises up his sleeve, one good and one bad.
I could empathize with Daniel as he struggled with questions of ethics. I’m really not sure if I would have made the same decisions in his place.
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- Craig Williams
- 02-12-2021
couldn't get into it.
I just couldn't get into it. the story is VERY slow and the narrator not to my taste.
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- Dorian F Perez
- 14-11-2021
Painful, very painful man
Too much Deus ex Machina. Unrealistic characters whose skill development more closely mirrored a Dungeons & Dragons game than the months of training that would realistically be required. Unnecessarily dramatic romantic scenes. The lieutenant consistently made stupid tactical decisions in spite of good information.
The narrator's pauses and breaks fell in unnatural positions giving the presentation a disjuncted feeling. This also set my teeth on edge on edge making it painful to listen to And difficult to get immersed.
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- Anonymous User
- 23-03-2021
this really didn't make any sense at all
too many contradictions. the main character was all over the place. seems like the author hates the military because his version is horrible and stupid. this could have been so much better.
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- Thomas Dailey
- 14-02-2021
A Solid Space Marine, Action-Oriented Series.
Hammond's Hardcases by Jack Colrain is your standard military sci-fi brain candy. I read the complete series omnibus, so this review includes all three books. Overall, the series isn't exceptional, but it'll be solid entertainment if you are into the military/space marine sci-fi genre and like lots of well-written action. It's certainly worth giving the series a try now that it's a 3-for-1 omnibus deal on Audible and Kindle (and free on KU).
Like most omnibus editions, I didn't feel like all three books earned the same rating or could be reviewed together. Thus, there may be some spoilers in the review below as I focus on the highs and lows of each book included in the trilogy omnibus. You've been warned.
The first book (Mozari Arrival) was my favorite of the series. There was a focus on character development, lots of mystery involving the Mozari, and new and exciting technology. I found the plot intriguing, and the book really kept my attention. I'm a fan of the character and relationship development in a series, and it was balanced with action sequences, so I really enjoyed it.
However, I was immediately turned off to the second book (Trojan Colony) when its ridiculous premise became clear. Here's a minor spoiler: The target world for a new earth colony was discovered to be right in the middle of humanity's worst and far superior enemy's territory. And the military, civilian government, and colonists all just say, "Oh well, we are already halfway there. Let's just do this thing anyway." Once you get over the absurd way the plot was set up, the rest of the book was pretty enjoyable. Lots of gold ol' shoot em' up action, cliche military vs. civilian headbutting, and just in the nick of time rescues.
The last book (Gateway War) just felt like a series of explosions, space battles, and ground-pounding space marine engagements. Again, the earth's civilian and military leadership is still packed with morons whose poor decisions set up the action-packed plot. The book's last half degrades into a non-stop action-packed slugfest. It wasn't really my thing, and getting through it was a bit grinding, but I can certainly see the appeal it may have for many readers and fans of action-based sci-fi.
Overall, I found the first book excellent and the following books just okay. Had there been more plausible plot devices and a bit more even pacing in the later books (between plot and character development and action), I would have enjoyed them much more. But I think some of this may just be my tastes in books. All-in-all, it was good enough that I'd give other Jack Colrain books a shot as well, particularly if I was in the mood for something fast-paced and action-oriented.
I also listened to some of this series on the audiobook edition from Audible in addition to the kindle book. Like the Hammond's Hardcases series, Andrew Tell's performance is good, but not without its flaws. The narration kept me interested, the tone projected the proper emotions, and the pacing matched well with the action in most of the series. However, Tell pauses a lot, which makes the cadence of the reading a bit uneven. It annoyed me initially, but I became used to it as the series went on. There are also many secondary characters throughout the series, and I feel like the narrator exhausted his range trying to come up with unique voices for each. Occasionally it was difficult to tell who was talking by their voice alone (particularly with female characters, who sounded very similar).
Special thanks to Jack Colrain, who provided me with these books at my request.
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- Dennis
- 12-12-2020
SCFI Buffs
If you a lover of good or better SCIFI you need to get this series in the beginning a bit slow but when the action starts and it never stops. I am happy this series all together due to never had to wonder if the books would match from end to the beginning of another book and the transition was very smooth and as an listener you never felt lost.
What would happen if an alien species you thought arrived and bomb cities with asteroids and send messages like unite and train and a count down clock to what you do not know. Then this same alien ships start protect the planet when other ships appear and start bombing cities. Now that sound confusing and it does as the story goes forward you start learning about the first alien species and then second alien species and why they are enemies. The how stupid mankind is and as they try to take over the first alien ship and start trying to demand, take over from an AI who is over 2500 years and impose their demands on the AI who tries to worn them and is ignored or used in ways that will caused a major war which mankind can not win.
The author does an awesome job in telling the story with descriptions of the characters and with the ability to bring battles alive and make the listener feel the pain of death, abandonment, betrayal and love.
I can say the author got the narrator he has to bring the above thoughts alive and has the ability to paint a perfect picture of the story, characters, ship and off world planets.
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- Kindle Customer
- 12-09-2020
Aliens attack Earth, we are not ready.
I prefer hostile aliens personally, new tech gizmos are fun too, this has both. I also love publisher packs so I can binge listen without having to wait for the next book. the characters are likable, the story has a decent pace, and the plot keeps you interested. I liked it, I did also receive this book for free, and have left my honest review without obligation.
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- TAHIR KHAN
- 29-08-2020
a nice space adventure
recommended listening speed x1.3
This is a three in one book. More review to follow when I stop driving.
this was a refreshingly different adventure from something like the expanse, or Expeditionary Force. like the Expeditionary Force but different that the humans get a helping hand nearly from the start by an ancient AI who is proactively helping them, unlike that jerk skippy. this AI brings manufacturimg starships to the humans, and helps them in fights as long as they " ask" .
what i dont like is that everything is solved by nanomachines.
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- J Smith
- 22-01-2021
“Serve and protect right? But turned up to 11”
This book was so close to a 5* for me. Great story and tech system, great fights and has good characters too. There were times though that the MC felt a bit too naive for my taste and lacked basic mission protocol and just needed a boot up the backside during time sensitive missions. Lol.
Excellent narration with great character voices. Really does well during intense scenes too!
All in all, definitely worth a listen, but maybe just slightly on the wrong side of YA to my tastes and I’d have preferred a bit more realism and grit.
This is my honest opinion on a free review copy.
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- Anonymous User
- 28-12-2020
I dont get it
I dont get these books. I tried to get through it but the inconsistent story where nothing makes sense and where both the MC and the state is utterly incompetent just drove me nuts. I will be returning this book because of it.
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- Norma Miles
- 16-08-2020
"If wishes were horses ..."
The complete Hammond's Hardcases trilogy in one volume: from Chapter 2: Monzari Arrival, Chapter 37: Trojan Colony and Chapter 73: Gateway War.The entire Audible is almost thirty one and three quarter hours in length, and an excellent way to enjoy the series.
The narration by Andrew Tell is good, who reads with good intonation and understanding of the text. He also gives individual voicing for the different protagonists. But the delivery is a little slow and, at times, hesitant, but this is resolved by increasing the playback speed to 1.25
The synopsis given is very thorough so I will not rehearse the storylines other than to say that the reader follows the fortunes of Daniel West, trained to be a lawyer but instead destined to become an officer in the Special Warfare Task Force after Earth is visited by an alien ship. There is plenty of military style action and the main character is sufficiently developed to allow for a light empathy to form. Or not. This reader found that in the final book, a balance of sympathy was tilted ...
Although the world building was fairly basic, there are some nice touches such as an observer six legged squirrel species being given the name of hexasquiggle. Delightful.
Definitely a book for military science fiction fans, with interesting emotions tucked in amidst the hard fighting. I was very fortunate in being freely gifted with a complimentary copy of Hammond's Hardcases, at my request, by the rights holder via Audiobook Boom. Thank you. It was an exciting ride.
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