Task Force Hammer
Expeditionary Force, Book 17
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Task Force Hammer
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R.C. Bray
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Narrated by:
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R.C. Bray
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Craig Alanson
About this listen
The Merry Band of Pirates stopped the enemy from stealing a Sentinel, and destroyed its Elder starship, so why weren’t the Pirates planning a victory party?
The enemy was not what they thought it was.
It was much, much worse.
They had not a single clue how to defeat that enemy, or how to fight it, or whether fighting it was even possible. Only one thing was certain: the Pirates couldn’t handle this fight alone.
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Wow, just wow…
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There were less jokes this time.
Loved the book, hated the end
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A very gripping tale, that shows a great breath characters
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The stories can all be summed up by
intractable problem | Joe Bishop solution with Skippy idiocy and brilliance. I mostly use the books to help get to sleep and the predictable stories help.
More of the same
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I loved the interaction between Skippy and joe and am glad that Craig gave them some bro time.... Just them 2 interacting, over a few chapters which brought back memories of Columbus day.
RC Bray's narration is of course second to none, I love all his characters voices, in fact I find naggifers quiet sexy.....????????
Overall this book is a winner, and wow what a way to end a book, do I really have to wait another year until the next book, my only fear is that I may die, without ever knowing the end of the saga....
Really enjoyed this for 1 reason only.
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Shit definitely happened!
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Love them all!
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I’m one happy filthy monkey
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It'll come as no surprise from my ratings that I loved all 19 books, 17 full books and 2 .5's, and that is as much because of the narrator as it is the content. Before I buy a book to listen to I have to get on with the voice of whomever is narrating it and with R.C. Bray, they picked a good un. I will be actively going through his narration catalogue now to find more to listen to.
I will admit, I hated the Skippy character when he was first introduced and did think for a while he may put me off continuing to listen after Columbus Day but I stuck with him and he really grew on me. Yes he is annoying, and sometimes his distractions infuriated me, but of course, without Skippy there wouldn't be, currently, 19 books to listen to.
Despite my initial loathing of Skippy there wasn't a single character, that I can remember, that I wished hadn't been introduced with my 2 favourite characters being Scorandum & Kinsta. I'm hoping we get more of them, and their interactions, in the future.
I don't know what to listen to now. For 7 months every time I was in the car, cooking food, mowing the lawn and going for a walk somewhere I would be listening to the adventures of Bishop and Skippy and now I'm at a bit of a loss. To be fair Craig Allanson does appear to be quite the prolific writer so hopefully he has plenty more ideas for this series of books.
The biggest praise I can give for these books is at some point in the future I will listen to them again.
I hate writing reviews.
Review for the whole series
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