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Starship Fleet Commander

Starship Fleet Commander, Book 1

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Starship Fleet Commander

By: Aer-ki Jyr
Narrated by: Stephen Day
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Aboard his handpicked and recently renamed battleship, the Redemption, Grand Admiral Aatroxiss is sent to take command of the Frontier Fleet located in the outer rim of the galaxy, nearly a year's travel time away from the Imperial capitol of Kruko. His mission is a dual one, for he is also simultaneously the new Regional Governor of the scattered Imperial colonies there... a position that has never existed before.

That's because the Frontier is a trash heap, and the Fleet stationed in it a collection of older ships with crews comprised of officers that the rest of the Empire didn't want. They're cast-offs exiled to die in service far from their homes in wars against numerous alien races that refuse to bend the knee to the Empire's continual expansion.

Embarrassed and frustrated at the lack of progress, the Emperor turns to Aatroxiss, a known enemy of the Empire, and makes a deal to do what his own military commanders cannot... Bring order to the Frontier.

So now Aatroxiss, hated by the Empire's propaganda machine in the minds of the military and civilians alike, must take command of a broken fleet and use his strategic mastery and mysterious Keeno powers to begin mending the Frontier and preparing for a rumored invasion that the Emperor fears from beyond.

Oh, and he also plans to overthrow the Empire when the time is right. That's pretty much out in the air between the two men, but for the moment their goals intersect and they reluctantly agree to work together for the benefit of the colonies in the Frontier.

After that, all bets are off...

©2024 Aer-ki Jyr (P)2026 Aer-ki Jyr
Military Science Fiction Space Opera War
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grand admiral is an unfortunate title. every time it was said my brain heard grandad and then hiccuped to catch up with the story

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Great book loved the story can't wait to listen to the next one I highly recommend it ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️😀👍

Great book 📖

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Lack of setbacks - only positive outcomes , reality need more losses and recovery of ideals in the plot something’s to make you squirm before a plot twist returns the plot line to win win .

AATroxiss and his character build . The similarities with Star force skills/themes

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Meet Grand Admiral Atroxis: The super smart, super morally superior, kung fu space wizard, probably played by Steven Segal.

This is potentially the worst book I've ever listened to. Nothing wrong with the performance, but the writing leaves much to be desired. It's essentially a star wars fan fic asking, what if Thron was a Jedi, and one the last Jedi, but the book isn't licensed so Jedi are Kino, and Woolies are Turok, and TIE fighters are just T fighters, and turbo lasers are... well they are still turbo lasers. The author is not subtle about this so I guess that's plus.

The main character is incredibly preachy about his morals. Every chapter he comes across someone else to re-explain his morals to, and the nature of his deal with the emperor. He does this EVERY TIME! Doesn't matter if you as a reader agree with his morals or not, they don't need to be re-explained to the reader every time.

The main character is always right if course, which could be fine if he was interesting and this was competence porn, but it isn't. The main character swans about declaring that he's better than everyone else (literally). Other characters are only permitted to have competence (or even agency it seems) when he is busy.

Hmmm. Maybe I'm completely wrong about this. It's possible this was meant to be parody, but failing to understand the joke it just came across to me as bargain bin Star Wars : a new Jedi Messiah

repetitive, and preachy, and repetitive, and preachy.

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