Ghost Radio
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2.2 • 6 Ratings
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- $5.99
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- $5.99
Publisher Description
The crew of the Ghost, a ragtag group of misfits led by Captain Daniel, is on a routine mission in deep space when they stumble upon a mysterious radio signal. As they investigate, they uncover an array of ancient technology and artifacts, including records, 8-tracks, cassettes, and more, all millions of lightyears away from Earth.
Their journey takes an unexpected turn when they discover a wormhole, and a radio signal being transmitted through it. Despite the danger, Daniel and his crew embark on a mission to explore the other side of the wormhole and discover who or what is behind the signal.
As they journey through space, the crew encounters a range of challenges and surprises, including hostile aliens and the revelation of a devastating interstellar conflict. Despite the odds, Daniel and his team remain determined to complete their mission and return to Earth to warn of the impending threat.
Filled with snarky characters, humor, and a little bit of hard science, Ghost Radio is the perfect sci-fi adventure for fans of Star Trek, The Orville, and anyone who loves a good space exploration story.
Get your copy now and join the crew of the Ghost on their journey through the cosmos!
Customer Reviews
Unmitigated mess.
The other books in the Ghost series were fairly good and decently written. Ghost Radio is full of plot holes and abandoned story lines. The entire book seems to be filled with fluff and characters don’t speak and interact the same. In my opinion this book wasn’t written by the author or was possibly an AI generated text based loosely on the Ghost series. Not worth the read.
Garage.
I’m sorry, I hate to leave a bad review. This was bad though, like, painfully. He just kept repeating everything, especially about emotions. Quite a few parts read like ideas in a draft to be expanded on but were slapped into the final book. Also I didn’t need to be reintroduced to the entire crew 3 times and the captain 10 times. The story arc also seemed to suffer from mood swings. I’d even reread the book before this (Ghost Dragon) because I enjoyed it so much. This one makes me want a refund.