Mike Nemeth:
Ryk Brown's put his star character Nathan Scott through more tribulations than Job. Over the course of two series, Scott, who serves most of the time as captain of the Aurora, a ship that's revolutionized space travel, has beaten despots, foiled plots to take over most of human space and risen from the dead. He inspires confidence in his crew and the imagination of the untold millions who populate human space. He earned his down time. But Brown is prolific, and he wasn't done. Enter "The Frontiers Saga Part 3." Nathan played some hockey, lived on a remote planet and got some rest. Then he got the news. He was needed. His buddy Vlad, the engineer who's accompanied him since the beginning, developed a new line of vessels, specifically a flagship a third the size of the original Aurora but with many more features with an emphasis on artificial intelligence built into the design. Vlad said it could do anything. The Alliance came calling, requesting that Nathan take charge, recruit a new crew and look into a potentially sticky situation one of his former crewmates had gotten into while on assignment on another world. Officials said he would be back in a week. Routine....
United States on Oct 24, 2023
internistEVV:
A NEW Aurora with most of her old crew gets into tight "what is going to happen" moments that kept me reading past a reasonable bedtime. If you have read the series books to here, the adventures continue!
United States on Aug 03, 2023
BeachBum62:
great read lots of action ready for the-next one and many more just like this one whoo hoo what a ride!
United States on Jun 08, 2023
cergas:
Only one thing, do the dragons need wings in space for control? But love the story and jumping to start the next one.
Canada on Jul 18, 2022
Mr David Vines:
I was worried that series 3 would be a series too far and that the story line had come to an end but Ryk has pulled it off again with a gripping start to this new series. Look forward to following another series of The Frontiers Saga. If only there could be a new book every week! (I know that's not a practical expectation)
United Kingdom on Jul 01, 2022
StarbooksIH:
Very well done indeed. The new Aurora is simply incredible. All those best tech available features, you just gotta love it. Our favourite team members are on board and I loved with what Ryk came up towards the end of the book.
Germany on Mar 11, 2022
Zack:
Great start to the new season, and interesting tie in to the fall of the core book that looks to be an interesting plot point going forward.
cant wait for the next book!
Australia on Feb 09, 2022
GabyLau:
That's really a mood setter more than anything else. The pace is a bit slow, fights are not particularly epic and there's an interesting cliffhanger at the end. IMHO not the best of the series, but a must-read for the fans who eagerly wait for the whole part 3.
France on Jan 12, 2022
Angela Marx:
I've read all of Part 1 and Part 2 of the Frontier Saga stories starring Nathan Scott and the starship Aurora.
A lifelong lover of science fiction, in particular I enjoy tales of what awaits the human species after we depart Mother Earth.
Which is exactly what the Frontier Saga stories are all about. Great characters you come to care about. Interesting story arcs within each of the two major story arcs comprising Parts 1 & 2 of the Frontier Saga, outside of the main storyline all of the combined novels follow. Entertaining dialogue.
But in Parts 1 & 2 there is an awful lot of moment by moment descriptions of the MANY battles the ship Aurora and her crew are involved in. I mean, you can only read how many times the quad rail guns fire and blow up another ships emitters and take down it's shields before it all becomes a bit blurry. Thank the gods the story line and characters kept my head from catching fire!
But with the first book in this 3rd series: "Aurora: EV-01" (The Frontiers Saga - Part 3: Fringe Worlds), Ryk kept all of the interesting characters, the amazing science, the nearly alive AI-run starships but he reduced the...
United States on Jan 06, 2022
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