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A. I. Battle Station
- The A.I. Series, Book 4
- Narrated by: Marc Vietor
- Length: 10 hrs and 21 mins
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Summary
We defeated the invading death machines. But at a devastating cost, with smoldering radioactive craters on Mars, shattered moon-domes around Jupiter and floating junk where Saturn's satellite cities used to orbit.
We know more killing machines are coming and that the ultimate outcome seems hopeless. To win this war, we need more warships, more soldiers, and a way to take the fight to the enemy.
By analyzing a testy AI probe, Jon Hawkins discovers a secret: the whereabouts of a giant AI battle station, one protecting a factory planet 17.2 light-years from Earth.
Jon has to convince a defensive Premier Benz and the hostile Earth government to join him. A human flotilla has the lonely task of traveling through hyperspace to defeat the arrogant AIs in one of their own star systems.
The fate of the human race rests on the sacrifice and courage of Jon Hawkins and his friends.
A.I. Battle Station is the fourth book in the A.I. Series, a novel of military science fiction by best-selling author Vaughn Heppner. The series starts with book 1, A.I. Destroyer.
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- CJSILV
- 14-02-20
You have to listen to it
A great book loved the story great narration 5 stars I highly recommend listening to this book 👍👍👍⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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- Smudger444
- 28-04-18
A Great Adventure.
This has been a great series and one to follow on. I hope the author can continue. but it will take quite a few stories to see this series remain true to humanity. very well done and complimented by the quality of the narrator.
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- D. Marsh
- 15-03-18
entertainment and battles
Not that deep but exciting and almost continuous action. A bit of a sudden loss of the bad ai and a few story near dead ends. Good narrator though also helps keep the chacters alive, even if they are a bit flat. The women in the story help, but tend to be little more than descripive attractions of their assets. Will certainly look forward to the continuing story, it's not bad at all.
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- Tim M.
- 15-02-24
Weak Story
Too many inconstanties in the story every time a need comes up there is a convenient answer, The all powerful AI is dumb and John Hawkins is just not likeable or believable he's arrogant and uses people like their expendable items no better than the AI really. The battle station end fight is so poor, the AI battle station despite it's massive size and power is overwhelmed so easily even the writing is in error when they get into the station it's 250km to the brain yet when the ship they fly inside runs out of power and has travelled 110km it's stated as being only 40km to the brain??? The writing has too much procrastinating and pointless parts were we listen to pointless insights or thoughts the characters have no connection to the reader either you don't like or feel for them. The writer also draws upon previous historical facts or finds a way to relate to them, while at times it's okay it's very repetitive.
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