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The Belt: The Complete Trilogy

By: Gerald M. Kilby
Narrated by: Steven Jay Cohen
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Commander Scott McNabb and the crew of the science vessel, Hermes, are three years into a five-year-long survey of the asteroid belt when they discover a derelict spaceship in orbit around a binary asteroid. The ship contains an experimental quantum device, lost while en route to a research colony on Europa.

However, once word of the crew’s discovery gets out, they soon realize that ownership of this technology could fundamentally change the balance of power within the colonized worlds, and they now find themselves at the very nexus of a system-wide conflict.

Their fight for survival plays out across the solar system, from the mining outposts of the asteroid belt to the moons of Jupiter and Saturn, and from the great Martian city of Jezero to an irradiated wasteland on Earth.

This is an epic tale of humanity’s struggle for survival and meaning in a time when artificial intelligence has finally out-paced our own ability to control it.

©2018 Gerald M. Kilby (P)2019 Gerald M. Kilby Fiction Hard Science Fiction Science Fiction Space Opera Space Solar System Transportation

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Good stuff l lost a lot of sleep plenty of action.
And a real good story yes very good indeed

Brilliant

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great performance, good characters and story. probably not one I'd re read but I liked the AI aspect, would have liked more depth there.

enjoyable AI space opera

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After the Mars series which was thoroughly enjoyable. I started listening to the belt quite quickly I liked the characters and found it easy to join in. On their adventures. Just waiting for books 4,5&6 to become a 1 time purchase (like Mars 123 and the 456 and the same with the belt 123) and I'll be jumping into them too

Again characters that you can follow and want to. Follow their adventures

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The narration was stage most surprising thing for me. In the beginning the style of the narrator was sounding blend and it was annoying. It took me 1h or so of pushing through the story to realize that the voice acting is actually A+++

Story wise, consistent and pleasant. A book series that I enjoyed.

Enjoyed it

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A Si Fi story which draws you in with it's amusing yet serious characters and it's take on the future regarding Ai and drones.

Great storyline

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Generic SciFi with little to no unique ideas and poor world building. Comparing this to other books of this style it is found wanting.

Unimaginative and a bit lacking.

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