TFS Fugitive

The Terran Fleet Command Saga, Book 4

By: Tori L. Harris

Narrated by: Jeffrey Kafer

Having successfully repelled the Resistance incursion into the Sol system, Terran Fleet Command must now deal with the far-flung worlds of the Sajeth Collective, which sponsored the attack. Task forces are dispatched to Damara and Lesheera to begin the first human blockades of entire planets. With the only ships fast enough to quickly bring the fight to the enemy's doorstep, TFC must do so alone, leaving only minimal forces behind to safeguard the Earth.

At home, humanity finally makes its decision regarding membership in the Pelaran Alliance. At the same time, the Guardian makes a decision of its own, calling the entire purpose behind its 500-year mission into question.

On the far side of Sajeth Collective space, the newly formed Crowned Republic of Graca experiments with technology so revolutionary that it attracts the attention of a powerful new enemy. Responding to a call for help from Prince Rugali Naftur himself, the Leadership Council must decide if rescuing a few Wek scientists is worth the risk of yet another war, this time involving direct conflict with the Pelaran Alliance itself.

Piloting a single, largely untested ship, Captain Tom Prescott and crew are once again called upon for a special mission - a trip into the heart of an empire to complete an assignment that only the Guardian itself could have envisioned.

©2017 Tori L. Harris (P)2017 Podium Publishing

Great space politics.

I loved how the political scene began to take shape. Also nice that humanity is on top for once.

This is a WOW.

This author Tori L. Harris is something else and is every space sci-fi junkie's dream. The books in this series just leave you guessing and thinking they will be predictable moments and yet go to a direction you want but not on the path you would assume which is wonderful.

Jeffrey Kafer's performance is damn near perfect that you really forget that hes even there. This is a goal that all narrators should desire to really make you drift off into the fantasy of the author's book.

WOW, really wow!!

Awesome

Once again a wonderful story. I live the series. one of the best space opera books i have ever enjoyed.

The Series Just Keeps Getting Better!

I am definitely enthralled with the Terran Marine series! TFS Fugitive as Book Four, does an excellent job of moving the story forward! During a particularly intense scene, I realized I was subconsciously chewing my fingernails!

Amazing book

Wonderful space war novel. Great characters. Lots of excitement.
It keeps you yearning for more.

Yet another great book

This is the 4th book in the series of 'The Terran Fleet Command' and I have really enjoyed listening to every one of them and looked forward to the next. The series is truly becoming an truly enjoyable series.

A nice yarn

Go Humans. I enjoyed the story very much. it has step up and go tone to human approach to Space Exploration using a peace through strength approach. Who could ask for more.

love the story line

and engrossing story can't wait for the next one I enjoy stories that are unpredictable.

Great Military Sci-Fi, But More is to Come!

Books are expensive. Audiobooks are not any more expensive than regular books via Audible with a Membership - but still expensive and harder to borrow from a library.

That being said, this series has been a terrific military based Sci-Fi story. But the ending left on a cliffhanger. So did Star Wars and Harry Potter, so what is my problem? I like to listen to books. My eyes are bad due to a car accident so listening is what I do. This book came out and wow, it was a wonderful, fun ride. Just enough tech to be great Sci-Fi but a great belief in Humanity to keep Gene Roddenberry happy.

All the books in the series were worth the money I spent. Wonderfully made characters, superb battles, shipyards to fire the imagination. Not everything works -- a nice dose of reality. The narration fits the tone of the book perfectly. I recommend the series wholeheartedly!

I have only one complaint. It will be months, maybe a year or more before the next book is released. Will I not listen to another book between now and then? As was said in Meredith Wilson's Music Man, "Not on your fireless cooker!" So when the next installment comes along I will have several other books and their stories rolling around in my noggin. Often causing me to think hard or listen to the previous book again to gain my bearings.

It is an excellent series. But it is NOT Harry Potter or Star Wars where you will remember the story where it left off. Too many great Sci-Fi series do this and to me, it is starting to get frustrating.

Narrator

Everything was good except the narrator does not seem to have much range in his voice for doing various characters.