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  • Infinite Horizons, Book 1
  • By: J.D. Sullivan
  • Narrated by: Ryan Kennard Burke
  • Length: 9 hrs and 10 mins
  • 4.5 out of 5 stars (4 ratings)

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Escaping Gravity

By: J.D. Sullivan
Narrated by: Ryan Kennard Burke
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Summary

Dillon Mackey has always wanted to travel the stars....

When brilliant scientist and inventor Sherisza Rousilarru offers him an apprenticeship aboard her starship, he leaps at the chance to escape a boring future in the law.

But she's not the last of her kind for no reason. Dillon finds himself caught up in intrigue and adventure across systems, empires, and alien worlds he'd only dreamt of ever seeing.

Just what other secrets does his reclusive mentor hide? And will being her apprentice make him a target of her enemies?
©2022 Aethon Books (P)2022 Aethon Audio
Adventure Space Exploration Space Opera
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  • Craig Callahan
  • 02-06-22

Humans are the bad guys, wokeness rides again!

Why is that the bad guys in space can’t be an alien? But if your a brain dead woke minded person the bad guys got to be religious human. It to bad to, this has all the makings of a good sifi book. Sullivan to understand the tide is turning. We non-woke speak with our wallets. Hard pass on this book.

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  • Stephen Fender
  • 14-05-22

Furry Fiction

From the description, I thought this was about a space adventure and building space ships while exploring the stars. Its mostly about a teen boy falling in love with a older cat alien. Not what I expected...

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  • tyler kittles
  • 23-04-22

so good.

absolutely awesome. can't wait for more I don't write reviews very often this is actually my first audible review. loved the reader and hope they stick with him for the rest.

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  • Tony
  • 19-04-22

I NEED MORE!

this is so far one of the best sci-fi books I've read/listened too in a while. Great story, Great character building! love it! I can't wait for more!

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  • Lonnie-The GreatNorthernTroll-Moore
  • 17-04-22
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I wasn't in the right audience, to enjoy the bk...

I liked the main character, Dillon Mackey right from the start. But eventually came to the conclusion that I wasn't actually in the right audience for this coming-of-age story... To me it was too info dumpy, and the action didn't take me to the edge... I never really believed that Dillon was ever in danger, or any of the other characters for that matter. Which in turn spoiled the big finish...
The book wasn't bad for the tale it tells, but as I said, I was just wasn't right!