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The Atlantis Ship

By: A. C. Hadfield
Narrated by: Alexander Cendese
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A legendary enemy attacks....

Galactic peace is threatened....

Unless one man can find and stop the Atlantis ship

Carson Mach, a former war hero turned freelancer, seeks the biggest payday of his life when he's tasked to hunt down a ghost ship that has echoed through the centuries. The legendary Atlantis ship has become a reality, appearing at the Commonwealth frontier and obliterating an orbital station.

Facing a lack of resources, a ragtag crew, and aliens who want him dead, Mach must use all his leadership skills and experience if he's to beat the overwhelming odds. His mission will take him across the galaxy and to uncharted dark areas of space.

Failure to stop the Atlantis ship will mean not only the death of Mach and his crew but the end of the Commonwealth and all of humanity. Somehow Mach must find a way to solve an ancient mystery if he's to succeed where everyone else before him has failed.

©2015 A. C. Hadfield (P)2015 Audible, Inc.
Adventure Classics Fantasy Fiction Science Fiction Space Opera

Critic reviews

"Great ship battles, daring prison escapes, orbital stations, and a legendary ghost-ship, this is what space operas are made of!" (J. P. Grant.)
"I really enjoyed Carson Mach and his off-beat crew. The Atlantis Ship combines the best of Star Trek, Firefly, and Battlestar. This is my new favorite space opera. I can't wait for the next one!" (Steve Riven)
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I could not finish listening to this book.

The narrator did ok, with what I found to be a very frustrating story filled with unlikeable, amoral characters.

I found myself being more involved in how the book was written than the storyline,

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