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The Jupiter Catastrophe

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The Jupiter Catastrophe

By: Brandon Q. Morris
Narrated by: Rafael Colindres
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Summary

After a long journey to Saturn’s moon Enceladus, spaceship ILSE is on its way back to Earth, carrying crucial cargo. The crew is exhausted and wants nothing more than a quick return home. Suddenly, a chain of malfunctions puts the expedition in peril.

The difficulties appear to be related to planet Jupiter, whose orbit they are crossing. Is it the giant planet itself that won’t let these travelers pass? ILSE’s crew is heading toward catastrophe as an unknown power is forging plans designed to influence the future of human civilization.

©2021 Brandon Q. Morris (P)2022 Brandon Q. Morris First Contact Hard Science Fiction Science Fiction Fiction Solar System
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I don't think this is read by a human being, orat least it's read very poorly by someone with a poor understanding of intonation. Furthermore, there are minutes of silence in multiple chapters, and also a real sense that there are missing bits.

Brendon Q Morris does pretty decent books, but the quality on this one is so bad that I am struggling to get through it. As such, I can't give a good review on the story either.

Really bad narration

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