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New Frontiers
- The Expansion Wars Trilogy, Book 1
- Narrated by: Mark Boyett
- Series: The Expansion Wars Trilogy, Book 1
- Length: 8 hrs and 22 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Fantasy
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New Frontiers is the first book of the Expansion Wars Trilogy, an all-new adventure in the Black Fleet universe.
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- S. Morris
- 23-05-17
New Frontiers, New Potential
I enjoyed the Black Fleet trilogy by Joshua Dalzelle even though the last in that series was a little weak in my opinion. However, I had thought that was the last we'd see of Captain Wolf and that universe until I came across Dalzelle's follow-up "New Frontiers" series. This first book picks up a few years after the events in the Black Fleet series.
The premise of this new trilogy as hinted at in its title: New Frontiers - The Expansion Wars has a lot of potential in its scope so I am hoping for Dalzelle to really shine in book 2 of this trilogy. This book is act 1 and thus follows the fairly typical model of establishing the plot and characters and as such is a rather slow burner it must be said. Sure, there are some skirmishes and tight situations but the main meat and potatoes of this story arc will hopefully lie in books 2 and 3. it will be interesting to see how Dalzelle handles book 3 in this series given the rather lacklustre and unsatisfying conclusion to his previous trilogy.
You do not have to have read the original Black Fleet trilogy in order to take a punt on this if you're new to Dalzelle which makes it a little more accessible to the casual reader. however, my usual advice is to start from the beginning and go from there if possible. Having said that, your enjoyment of this book will not be restricted by not having read the Black Fleet series.
If you're new to Dalzelle then one of his key strengths is his ability to put you right onto the bridge of a warship during combat or a patrol into the unknown and reminds me of the best of Star Trek in that respect. Tension is built well during these passages in the book.
In my opinion this book isn't as strong as book 1 of the Black Fleet trilogy but bodes well for the other instalments to come. Judging by the preview of book 2 at the end of this book, it looks very promising that things are going to heat up so I am looking forward to the next in this series.
Nice to see that Mark Boyett is narrating once more and it seems that Audible or whichever publisher is producing these audio books have learnt to stick to the same narrator throughout a series and even for most works by a given author. This is very welcome as not only is Mark Boyett one of the top narrators around but it also provides a nice consistency.
This book is a decent read if a little slow but if you liked the Black Fleet series then it's well worth the time.
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- Martin Palmer
- 26-04-17
A Great Return
Would you consider the audio edition of New Frontiers to be better than the print version?
Mark Boyett is to Joshua Dalzelle's excellent novels what Stephen Fry is to JK Rowling's Harry Potter - definitive and you can't imagine anyone else doing them as well.
What did you like best about this story?
All the ingredients that made the first three stories so good are present. A believable depiction on the far future with interesting, fleshed out characters that hooks quickly and keeps you there for the whole story. I can't think a dull moment in the whole story.
What does Mark Boyett bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you had only read the book?
Mark Boyett has a good range of accents and is consistent with them. As a Brit myself, I find his British accented characters to be very well done. I love his slightly wry, world weary, cynical delivery which complements the story perfectly.
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
Yep!
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- AK
- 25-04-17
simply wow!!! Amazing book 1 after the black fleet
Simply amazing.. need book 2 soon! After black fleet trilogy, this takes you to different level of intensity.
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- Paul Lawley-Jones
- 20-05-18
Another great sci-fi story from Mr. Dalzelle
Well written, no-nonsense sci-fi that doesn't waste a word from start to finish. And with all your favourite characters from the Black Fleet Trilogy.
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- Isaac Curran
- 17-09-21
EXPENSIVE
These short 8hr stories are too expensive!!
That being said, great narration as always from mark boyett.
Good story well told but too many of these flimsy small stories at over £1 per hour
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- Larry Reacher
- 19-05-19
good book, very good narrator
good book, very good narrator.
I have listened to the trilogy, books 2 and 3 are action packed, book 1 is excellent but has more story building
(needed) of course and has action as well.. I personally rated book 1, 8 out of 10, book 2 9 out of 10, book 3 10 out of 10..
hope there is more coming ;-)
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- Kindle Customer
- 14-06-18
Great!
I enjoyed the first 3 books in the war. This 1at in the next and on going series is a good start.I If you take my advise listen to t he wolf series first.
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- Jon
- 07-09-17
Very poor amateur style writing!
The writing style is tedious and amateur. The story is reasonable, but is dragged out and far too laboured.
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- Andre
- 19-07-17
Classic, awesome Dalzelle Sci-Fi
In line with the quality of the Black Fleet Trilogy (not required to read before this series, but highly recommended).
Can't wait for the next installments!
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- RancidBadger
- 11-07-17
great fast paced listen for the commute.
always wanted to know what was coming. reallu enjoying this trilogy so far. bring on number 2
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- Audun Arly Lund
- 09-09-17
read black fleet first!
I didn't notice that this is a follow-up series. you quickly understand what's going on. but I suggest you read the others first. other than that a good enough read
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- Sailfish
- 13-04-17
An auspcious start to a new trilogy
Joshua Dalzelle's ability to write about new and interesting scientific achievements and phenomenon in such a way as to almost have me believe that they already exist is uncanny as much as it is entertaining. It was also good to see many/most of the primary characters return from the Black Fleet Trilogy, albeit, in changed roles. This went a long way in re-invigorating me with a new sense of anticipation as the story unfolds. I was particularly impressed with Sr. Capt. Celesta Wright coming of her own in this book and while not as swashbuckling a personality as Wolfe, her instincts and command leadership was every bit as rewarding to experience.
There's not any acknowledgements I can give to Mark Boyett that I haven't repeatedly made before on his other works other than to assure everyone that he continues to excel as a narrator.
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- Thomas Allen
- 14-06-17
Natural continuation of Black Fleet
While I very much enjoyed the Black Fleet Trilogy, I wasn't really pleased with the ending. So I wasn't sure I wanted to get into this continuation series. But I'm really glad I decided to give it a chance.
While we have many of the original Black Fleet characters, we have a new enemy and very different and several other interesting new characters. While this feels a lot like Black Fleet, it's not a rehash. The characters have evolved with the time passed, we have a mix of old and new ships, and Senior Captain Wright has developed into her own character with her own tactics instead of a rehash of Wolfe.
The book has a couple of twists in it, but they are kinda easy to see coming. But that's okay, because it made me feel like I was doing my analysis of the enemy properly.
While I felt this book's purpose was to introduce the cast and get us in the mood for the rest of the series, at no time was I not fully enjoying it. Character development was interesting and the action was nail-bitingly exciting.
Mark Boyett does another stellar job in narrating this book.
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- Joe Gilbert
- 28-10-17
Dalzelle writes another great book
Loved it, the action never stopped. Like the first series this was a great book.
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- Kurtis Karr
- 26-08-18
yawn...
The best thing about this book is the cover art. Not even Mark Boyett could save it.
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- Michael B.
- 05-05-17
epic space
Do you like epic military space novels? This is the series for you. You may also like red rising.
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- Sally Filler
- 24-04-17
Reasonable follow on to Black Fleet
While this is a stand alone series it does follow the same characters as Black Fleet. Very good narration and reasonable storyline. Will need to reserve some comments to see where next book in series goes. This first book did not cover a lot of ground.
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- Ronald Stamper
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Good old jackson wolf back again!
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- Anonymous User
- 25-03-21
Great Start to Series
I love the universe Joshua Dalzelle is creating. This is a continuation of the Blackfleet Trilogy. His writing and characterization continues to impress me as it improves throughout his books.
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Liked it!
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