The right kind of man will go to the stars.

The right kind of man will go to the stars.
Henry Gallant was a Natural, born without genetic engineering. Which often made life doubly difficult, as he had to fight not only the alien Titans but also the prejudice of some of the other officers in the Fleet who believed that only the genetically enhanced humans were fit for command positions. This was especially true of his former captain and son of the powerful multi millionaire corporate leader, Anton Neuman, who had stolen and married Gallant's first true love, Kelsey.
With temporary command of his first ship, Warrior, Henry is tasked with an intelligence mission and the disruption of the alien forces. Unfortunately, Neuman is still his superior as commander of the Achilles.
Written simply and easy to read, this third book in the series, although stand alone, builds upon the two preceding stories and a better characterisation of the primary protagonists begins to emerge. A good storyline with a mix of fighting action and interpersonal relationships keeps the reader's interest throughout and the narration by Rich Miller is well delivered with good intonation, pace and individually voices characters.
This series is improving all the time. My thanks to the rights holder of Henry Gallant and the Warrior, who, at my request, freely gifted me a complimentary copy, via Audiobook Boom. A worthwhile military S.F. read

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