Moral Compass

To Be, or Not to Be

By: Bryant Johnson

Narrated by: Frank Block

Winning the New Hampshire state lottery was just the beginning. Some more surprises await the Brooks and the people they love. With their bodyguard Nelson on high alert, Margret Brooks is doing her best to look after the twins and her husband Brent to protect a secret locked away from the public eyes.

Marc Dazet and his wife Sundara are still living in Virginia, and their unconventional love is growing every day. Now that a brilliant opportunity has presented itself before them, they must seek help from the Brooks family if they want to make the best of it. But will the Brooks help them this time? And why? Only time will tell.

For reasons that are not yet understood, the third family the Johnson's remain stationed at an unidentified military base. Second Lt. Harold Johnson is now training with Space Marine Commanders, learning skills and traits he might need to defend the planet Earth. But he is not the only one the planet needs. His wife and children must also play a major role in the projections.

The pieces of this space jigsaw puzzle have been scattered during all these years but the three families will now come together and put them in place. A quest for "a moral compass: to be, or not to be" is the one thing for sure.

©2019 Bryant Johnson (P)2020 Bryant Johnson

Excellent book

I totally recommend this audiobook and would love to hear more. amazing book love it

great book

What a sweet, lovely story, with a such a beautiful ending for a Science Fiction adventure. I will definitely seek out the author’s other works.

Lessons Learned

True life situations that effect and change peoples life's forever. In this world there are always both good and bad decisions and people. It's up to our inner moral compass to guide us in the right direction and stand up for what's right.

Moral dilemmas and Sci-Fi

Author Bryant Johnson has written a very interesting Sci-Fi mystery with Moral Compass. Three families, a winning ticket to a lottery, serious secrets and the quest to find a moral compass that could guide humanity in the future, these are just a few of the things happening in this highly entertaining novel.

Former hockey game announcer and esteemed radio anchor Frank Block brings to life all the characters in Moral Compass for this audio production. Reading the story with enthusiasm and infusing the dialogues with nuance and emotion, he does a great job and helps the listener immerse himself into this entertaining adventure.

Well written, filled with vivid characters and a thought-provoking premise, Moral Compass is a promising entry in what I think could become a great Sci-Fi series for many. So, if you are curious to find out how Star Trek and Star Wars have inspired Bryant Johnson, you should give this audiobook a try!

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Basic Tried and True Values

Loved it! It is a wonderful book that brings the reader back to the basic tried and true values. I love writer , he makes sense of this world and cuts to the core. You can not help but agree with him. The stories told offer insight into many of life's dilemma's that may arise from joy, hurt, love, anger, and basically a sense of fair play. At any time there is something to be gained by each story told.

amazing book

It was very romantic and it shows how a lot of us fight against our true feelings because of the unknown.

Morals

Morals are one important trait that is slowly dying in society today. This book showed how lives can be changed forever when people, especially young people, loose or minimize their morals!

Life is real

That was a real life story on how being in the wrong place can destroy your life honesty is always the best policy when you tell a lie it just festers and eat you alive

Very timely subject and well thought out plot

I enjoyed this book very much. Teenage drinking is extremely serious for the very reasons that are brought out in this story. I thought the ending very reasonably dealt with the issues that were presented . One of the best parts of this book was, as always, the narration by Dan John Miller.

Remarkable Science Fiction Storyline Told..

The narration and story combined makes
Grrrrrrrrrrreat entertainment. Check out the Sound Effects.. Sundara and Marc Dazet a mystery.