Sparkling Death
Gelesen von Mark Butler
Mark Butler
Mankind has conquered the stars, spreading out to populate the galaxy. Despite technological advancements the human desire for greed and profit at the expense of others still remains. What is the secret on Altruis 4? It is a secret that keeps its people in virtual slavery, a secret that millions will die for.
Vance Slater and his team careen from the shark-infested depths of Ligos to the pleasure palaces of Nuvo and into the limitless depths of space in an effort to find an answer. As the Confederation descends into war only Vance has a chance of stopping the hostilities, but he will have to act fast for closing in is an unstoppable foe that controls the power of absolute zero.
Featuring a fast-paced action-packed story with just a bit of sexiness, Sparkling Death will take you on a roller-coaster ride through the technology and adventure of tomorrow.
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Chapters
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2: Any Landing You Can Walk Away From...
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3: The Rich Get Richer and the Poor Get...
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4: Breaking In is Always the Easy Part
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5: A Trash Chute By Any Other Name
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6: Running Around Like a Chicken with its
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8: A Free People Governed Under the Rule of law.
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10: Even the Most Beautiful Rose Has Thorns
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13: Everyone Deserves a Break Now and Then
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14: The Best Beer is the Coldest.
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15: Stealth is the Name of the Game
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16: Did Someone Mention Mermen?
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17: One Friend is Worth a Thousand Enemies
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Bewertungen
By: Ron Ibach
Mark, I thought the prologue was a interesting intriguing start although the narration was not enjoyable. Chapter 1 annoyed me with its far fetched chain of events (save the mag train by a super heroic Rambo and amazon friend???) and its somewhat juvenile sexual innuendo. I could listen no further ...
By: Mark
Fair enough. This was my first book and I will admit I am still a bit rough around the edges though I am working hard at improving. The book was conceived primarily as a fast-paced fun action story and not a "serious" book. I can say that the sequel is ...
By: PuddyRat
If you are looking for a short, fun listen, this is a good one. I saw this as a James Bond-science fiction-one man's fantasy story. Nothing is remotely realistic, the characters are a little inconsistent, but it doesn't really take away from the story (well, maybe just a little as ...
By: Andy Lawson
This was great fun! From Joan the sweet spacecraft computer to the sinister Darkness and then the entrance of the Mermen. Do not venture to "Sparkling Death" unless you're ready for the fantastic outcomes of Mark Butler's extreme imagination.
A fast paced sci-fi detective mystery chasing between planets and involving huge planet-wide company cover ups and scandal. A plot with fast thinking heroes and ingenious twists makes this a riveting read for teens to “teens again”.
By: Richard Robinson
Thanks for the great rollercoaster ride Mark. Vance reminded me a lot of Han Solo - great characters. Looking forward to seeing them developed even further in your next book.
By: james
It has potential but its just bad...I even listened to the whole thing (stuck on a train w/ nothing else to do)...maybe I just didn't get it.
By: Mark
I am really glad you enjoyed it... and yes, they will be back with more action, more adventure (and less clothing) this summer.