Owner's Share
Trader's Tales, Book 6
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Narrated by:
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Jeffrey Kafer
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By:
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Nathan Lowell
About this listen
Everything in the universe comes with a price.
When Diurnia Salvage and Transport undergoes a change in management, Captain Ishmael Horatio Wang finds himself adrift in a sea of red ink and intrigue. He dives in only to find that he is over his head in a universe where cutthroat competition takes on an all new meaning. What tragic price will Captain Wang pay for his Owner's Share?
©2016 Nathan Lowell (P)2016 Podium AudioWhat a brilliant series this is!!
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one of my favourite narrators I look forward to more books in the series
Thanks
Steven Wilkie
Excellent story and Performance 5 star
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I was excited for this, because I knew it was the last in this series. But also a little worried about the length of it. Most of the other books were a lot shorter.
However, I didn't think at all that it was overly long at all. Each day I listened (about 4 hours a day) there was enough entertainment and interest for me to keep on wanting more and more.
The death of anyone can upset the apple cart, but to lose the main man who he reports to is tough, and the echo from that, and the proposal that comes his way is very intriguing. There are so many hidden depths to the story and you're guessing what is going on, and making wrong calls, because we don't expect things. Ishmael takes on a new ship and crew and amazingly enough seems to do okay.
And this audiobook took us through, okay, anger, heartache, love, heartbreak, and had me totally on the edge of my driving seat. I admit, there were a couple of things I saw coming, but they also had me crying. With one deft twist there too. So be prepared to be emotionally involved a lot with this book, it's gripping to the point you won't want to stop listening. (and in fact after getting home one day from work, I couldn't I had to get to the end) Kudos to Nick for that.
There's a couple of things that grated on me a little more than it did in the other stories, some repetitive word choices that I really think he needs to watch out for in his other works, as well. haha.
but other than those, I was extremely glad to have been on this journey with Ishmael, handled expertly well by the great voice of Jeffery Kafer. Is there going to be more? I hope so, because it's interesting to actually see and witness, the cooking and cleaning and the basic rituals of life on board a ship. Yes it seems to be just that, and stocking and supplying everything on a ship you'd think to be totally boring, some might, but it doesn't come across like that in the novel. It seems just right, and seems to work. :)
I am going to take a look around and see if there's anything else by this fab team. I'm going to miss Ishmael and his life.
Thank you very much for the journey. It's been a pleasure.
no way... last one!
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End of an Amazing Series
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There are few surprises for followers of Lowell's solar clipper tales. They are not adventurous or even exciting. But they do hold attention with the challenges of the working environment. There is a real feel for the daily routine.
Lowell has a subdued style. Coffee is more important than anything else. Cargo beats the physics of superluminal travel.
Well performed workaday story of spacefaring folk
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