Find the Stars

The Nano Empire, Book 1

De: James Scott

Narrado por: Garrett Michael Brown

Alex went for a walk in the woods and ended up changing the world.

Chased by a bear, or maybe a squirrel, he finds a spaceship that lets him control an AI and nanomachines. Join his adventure as he changes the world and the galaxy as he builds the Nano Empire.

©2023 James Scott (P)2024 Podium Audio

he's living my dream

love the book, its art style, and the whole series. It progresses wonderfully and is refreshingly free of the boring filler that bloats many 18-30 hour books with no real detail. My sole minor critique, as a science and technology nerd, is that l'd have loved more explanation of the technology and science. Otherwise, it's a fantastic book."

fantastic premise and story but 0 details

the author has decent ability and has a good outline but the book reads more like a series summary that's been cut to pieces and instead of triming the fat he cut out all but a few poorly selected cuts, more details and zeroing in on the protagonist without making him seem like a anime protagonist. overall not a bad story but definitely needs work.

The narrator did a fantastic job with what he was given

good story libe

went a hair to far with the Christian reference, but I loved the story line

Fun story.

The books starts out like it is written for a 12-14 year old, then it changes to a more mature audience. That may have been by design as the charter goes from a simple minded person to the "Chairman" of a global enterprise. I almost stopped listening after a few minutes but decided to hang in there and see if it got better and it did. I like the fast pace of the book that left out all the boring filler that is in most books. Non of the - it was a beautiful day with the birds flying overhead, the water flowed like a dream on a cool day yet I wondered...you get the idea. The minimalist style can appear to be childish but it moved the story along at a pace I enjoyed. The author defiantly writes with a low fog index, easy to listen to. The performance is a little monotone, an excitable monotone, too eager with no emotional shifts, always go go. The story is fun and entertaining. I liked it enough to try the next book.

found a starship done smart

starts out a typical found starship book. the mc actualy acts like he has a brain.
I've been looking for more good authors to read regularly. if he keeps writing books at this level I will be reading them.