A.I. Void Ship

The A.I. Series, Book 6

De: Vaughn Heppner

Narrado por: Marc Vietor

Through desperate tactics and by deliberately keeping a low profile, we survived the machine assaults longer than any human or cybership thought possible. But now our luck has deserted us. The main A.I. brain-core has just given human extinction top priority. The robots are massing an armada to exterminate us.

We’ve done what we could in expectation of this grim day, grabbing enemy factory planets to mass produce warships. And we found an ally, the Star Lords of Roke. But it’s just not enough, damn it.

We need more...like the alien void ship Hawkins once saw. Or maybe we can make a deal with the treacherous Cog Primus. One thing’s sure. We’d better do it soon, or we’ll join thousands of other extinct species obliterated by the hateful death machines.

A.I. Void Ship is the sixth book in the series chronicling humanity’s war for survival against the galactic machine juggernaut.

©2019 Vaughn Heppner (P)2019 Audible, Inc.

Good Bye

good bye Marc 😔 you will be missed bye us all. Book was good ending was nice.

Absolutely hooked on this author

Best Sci fi ever................. . ......ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever kskdk jdkkfk nfoorm why 15 words. Bob two

Fantastic

Absolutely fantastic

Please keep it going, the story and plot and performance were just superb!!
Thank you, my money well spent!!

Epic!!!

Absolutely 💯 love this series!! Will keep buying more and more I wish Dennis E Taylor would have made a bigger series like this author for Bobi verse another favorite!

great addition to the series

absolutely in love with this series, and if I'm being honest, all of Vaughn Heppner

Enjoyable

Good book. Vaughn Heppner keeps his books going at a good pace and does not seem to overtell a story. Great narrator. I enjoy listening to Marc Vietor. He is a great narrator.

What is "magic" doing in my Sci-fi?

The new technology introduced in this book is to "magical" for my taste.

Untill now the tech has been in the realm of possibility (FTL excluded).

Vaughn's Bigotted Narrative made me stop

Regrettably, I have resolved to stop buying vaughns books altogether.

Vaughn and Veetor are both stellar writers and storytellers respectively. There is no denying the excellence of what's presented here or indeed in the starship series, arguably his magnum opus.

What initially started as a pet peeve before categorically becoming an insult was Vaughn's portrayal of Islam; in spite of his background in history, the author flatly pushes medieval judeo christain stereotypes of the muslim faith without any regard for the idea that his audience could potentially come from that background.

The dark perood of the ottomon empire does not represent islamic history, whether across asia, africa or indeed in the middle east. The idea of harems or indeed Jihad being perscribed as a holy war against so-called-infidels... It is too much, particularly when it comes from a third person narrative (i. E the author)

I applaud his subtle integration of religion, but I certainly condemn it when it comes at the expense of others through archiac stereotypes that has no place in a more imformed world today

For performance, I gave 5 stars as veetor is excellent.

Excessive rehashing of previous books.

I hate the continuous descriptions of characters land technology that we already know from reading the five previous books. This is an all too common failing in series; the author pads the book with content from prior books. I feel like the author considers his fans to have no memory Narrator is excellent.