Asbaran Solutions

The Revelations Cycle, Book 2

De: Chris Kennedy

Narrado por: E. M. Carberry

Nigel Shirazi was first in line for the chairmanship of Asbaran Solutions, one of the prominent "Four Horsemen" mercenary companies. First in line...until his drinking and temper caused him to fail out of college and get disinherited by the family.

Now he leads the life of a playboy, enjoying a stipend from the family to stay out of the way. But someone is out to get his family, and Nigel is all that stands between the hidden enemy and the destruction of Asbaran Solutions and the Shirazi family.

Nigel will have to learn to control himself if he's going to take the reins of the company, figure out who's behind the vendetta against Asbaran, and work out a way to stop them. But they've taken his sister hostage, and that makes him a very, very angry man!

©2017 Chris Kennedy (P)2017 Chris Kennedy

entropy not entrofee

Would you try another book from Chris Kennedy and/or E. M. Carberry?

No i dont understand how they change the writer on a set of books but this guy really fell short. as for the narrator what a joke every voice was the same like he didn't care in the least. the narrator also had no idea how words are read. the word that was used the most and bothered me the most was entropy he said it as entrofee over and over might be small but it took me out of the story every time.

How did the narrator detract from the book?

by having no inflection no emotion nothing. every person sounded like every other person. also he didn't know how to pronounce many words and that is jarring

Good follow up to the first book in the series.

If I have one criticism, it is that this book is darker than the first.

Great book. Bad reader.

Great book.

E.M. Carberry is dry, monotone, and has a problem mispronouncing a lot of even simple words. Additionally, there are obvious breaks in the reading that sound as if it was recorded at different locations. I don't see how this is a professional product.

Good hard-edged military sci-fi

I really enjoyed this book, even though I could relate a little more to the character of Jim Cartwright than Nigel. I thought this was a solid offering in the series, and the narrator had a nice clear voice, however, I would have appreciated it more if he had attempted to change accents for the different characters.

Good read but could have gone into more details in certain areas

I thoroughly enjoyed the book and how the hero like the previous book Cartwright cavaliers is not the typical character. I would have like to have seen a more elaborate plot for this book but it is overall still a good book

Excellent five stars

This book brings the whole series together. I would recommend this book for anyone. I give it 5 stars .

Story was like a 10 year old wrote it

Don't get me started on the performance, there was almost no inflection in his voice. The story itself was just... Bad. No comparison to the previous story. The characters made few decisions that make sense and they didn't feel developed at all. They make the same exact mistakes throughout the story. The story itself repeats itself, many of the scenes feel recycled. I'll never read a book by this author or read by the this narrator again.

I love this series

It has been very entertaining and a joy to listen to. It gives the feeling of comradery that only comes from being in the military type group. This was better felt in the first book, "Cartwright's Cavaliers" but it still was well done here.

great story ruined by a lousy narrator

hard to listen to with that narrator. great choice but he rushes and there is no separation of characters or even shifts in tone.
if he ever learns to narrate with emotion, he will be amazing cause he has a great voice. but as it is, man it was hard to listen to this even though tht book is really good.

Not recommended

Narrative is monotone.
Story not thought out.
No characters of interest. Don't buy. Not worth it.