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Spacers: The Fall Kindle Edition

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Book 4 of 6: Spacers

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The galaxy’s first super-ship is here

A rogue private military corporation has begun construction on the first privately owned super-ship, and it threatens to massively upset the balance of power throughout the Dawn Cluster.

Commander Thatcher and Veronica Rose have teamed up with a new mega-alliance led by Simon Moll. Together, they plan to destroy the super-ship before it ever finishes construction.

But all is not as it seems. As war expands to engulf even more of the star cluster, Thatcher begins to doubt whether uniting humanity to fight the Xanthic is even possible anymore.

A darkness coalesces at the edges of known space. New forces are emerging. New forms are taking shape.

It may be time for Thatcher to lower his expectations…from uniting humanity, to simply making sure his crew survives what’s coming.

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268 pages
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Publication date

February 7, 2021
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ASIN : B08VW8F3J7
Publisher : Mirth Publishing (February 7, 2021)
Publication date : February 7, 2021
Language : English
File size : 1569 KB
Simultaneous device usage : Unlimited
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Print length : 268 pages
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Slip

Great Read!

Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2021

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I love books that are read by real people before they are put up for sale, too many of today's authors use spell check and have "if" where "it" should be and "it" where "if" should be, but not this author, I love reading his books!

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Well worth reading.

Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2021

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Excellent book. Hard to put down.

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Walter

Better Story and More Depth than Most

Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2021

Scott Bartlett is a great story teller. He writes good plots with well developed sub-plots; and his stories are interesting and fun to read. The entire Spacers series is a solid story with well rounded characters who are more than just hero or villian. We all have our good side and bad side. But many writers tend to show the hero as only good and virtuous - perfect; while the villian is only cruel and devious - evil. this author gives his characters depth.
I won't discuss the plot points of the story here as you can read the summary on your own. But I will tell you that Spacers: The Fall does not disappoint. And as a science fiction reader who also loves other genres including "highbrow" classic literature, I can tell you that Mr. Bartlett's writing and editing is far above the usual fare found in the "K...Unlimited" category. It's refreshing to never be pulled out of the narrative by a spelling error or a syntax or tense error. Read this book. Read all Mr. Bartlett's books.

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RBurt

Scott Bartlett's newest

Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2021

Spacers: The Fall is the 4th book in the Spacers series. Tad Thatcher is promoted to Captain and is now rethinking the way he interacts with his crew, he has been a demanding task master but has now come to believe he needs to let his crew make suggestions to improve efficiency on his vessel, the New Jersey, instead of just demanding things be done his way. This will bolster crew moral and retention as well as efficiency. He winds up on Veronica Rose's, the Frontier Security Corp CEO, bad side for a while, but recovers her trust eventually.
Simon Moll, the CEO of Sunder Inc. causes problems for Captain Thatcher as usual.

I won't go further for fear of spoiling the plot for you. Scott Bartlett has another great book here and I recommend you read it if you've read any of the previous Spacers titles.

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Manie Kilian

Regular breathing advised

Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2021

The Dawn Cluster seems in flux, rushing towards some kind of culmination, what with inflated egos, revenge and a grab for power seemingly the order of the day. The fact that a sector would build a supership becomes the pivotal event for change in the Dawn Sector.
And once again Tad Thatcher is the man of the moment as this tactical genius pulls one more hare out of the hat at every critical event along the way.
It is also clear that Moll is either becoming mentally unstable the further new dangers come to light or he is unable to hide away his tyrannical, egomaniacaL tendencies as his actions are ever more questionable.
All in all the action is heavy and suspense mounting so much that even I, as reader had to take some deep breaths every now and then before continuing reading.
Enjoy.

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DWB

Continued Excellence

Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2021

This book continues the development of Tad Thatcher as a Captain of warship. He has a need to micromanage, which he is beginning to recognize, and takes steps to resolve as he learns the effect his micromanagement has on crew morale and effectiveness. His relationship with his “boss” Veronica Rose, CEO of Frontier Security, also develops further and continues to complicate his life.

Thatcher also get more involved in the politics of the Dawn Cluster, which has become isolated due to the collapse of a wormhole which connected the cluster to earth. Politics are important as the cluster is controlled by corporations and the actions and interactions between different corporations has a significant effect within the cluster. To further complicate matters, there is an alien force which has previously invaded the cluster and is threatening to return.

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BritMick

This series gets better with each book

Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2021

First off l have to say that Scott Bartlett is one of my favorite writers, with all his series now in my library and fully recommended his works to anyone looking for a good series to sit down with. Now in Book 4 we continue the development of Captain Tad Thatcher, and his relationship with his boss 😊 and companion Veronica Rose. But it is need to manage his ship and crew that his main issue, which he is trying to address. Scott always leaves you waiting for the next book in the series and this one is just the same.
I have to point out that I have the honour of being a member of Scott’s ARC team, and receive this book for a honest review.

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CCHRISTOF

Lots of treachery, a bit of romance, and lots of battles.

Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2021

Definitely one for war gamers. We have our intrepid Captain Thatcher, and his beautiful CEO Rose, up against corporations, lost in space, up against a warmongering "ally", who may be very, very old, and has his own agenda. Lost in this part of space, we also have Chinese, Russians, and Japanese, all vying for the materials to build warships. The villain, Moll, is a bit mysterious and most definitely deadly, but when you shake hands with the devil, you tend to get bitten in the arse. Allied to fight pirates bent on looting wherever they can, there are emotional moment's as well as lots of battles. With no way back to Earth, it is survival of the strongest.

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Phil

Bad Timing

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 3, 2021

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I needed something positive but the book brought despair. I hope the next brings a lift for the good guys

R Pitman

Thoroughly enjoyable continuation to the series

Reviewed in Australia on February 24, 2021

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Spacers: The Fall started in with the action right from first chapter and kept me hooked all throughout.

Like the other books in the series, The Fall is well written and moves at a good pace.

I really connected with the characters in this story and I liked reading about the journeys of Tad Thatcher.

All in all, this was an enjoyable read and I am looking forward to the next book in the series.