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A Trader's Tale from the Golden Age of the Solar Clipper: Book 4
When he graduates from the Academy at Port Newmar, Ishmael Horatio Wang reports for duty in his first assignment as an officer. When he gets to his new ship, he finds things are not exactly the way he'd learned in school. The coffee tastes like used engine oil, the ship has no heart, and the nearest decent tailor is two quadrants away. What's a new Third Mate to do? Will he be able to trust Billy?
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Episode 1
Ishmael Wang graduates from the Academy and heads out for the Diurnia Quadrant. (Chapters 1-2)
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Episode 2
Ishmael catches up on his reading and learns some self defense tricks on the way to Diurnia.(Chapters 3-4)
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Episode 3
Ishmael gets to Diurnia, signs his contract and learns that his ship is waiting. (Chapters 5-6)
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Episode 4
Ishmael reports for duty on the SC William Tinker and begins meeting the crew. (Chapters 7-8)
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Episode 5
As Ishmael settles into the shipboard routine, troubling issues start emerging. (Chapters 9-10)
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Episode 6
Ishmael stands his first watch and takes a tour of the ship. (Chapters 11-12)
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Customer Reviews
Excellent listening
Third in the series. Well narrated by the author who has excellently developed the story and main character through the series. Looking forward to more.
Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant.
I have thoroughly enjoyed this novel. I would really dread my commute to work but when listening to Double Share I found myself wishing my commute were longer. On to the next in the series :)
Nice story telling!
This carries on a beautifully written set of stories. I've said before that Nathan Lowell has a way of dealing with some difficult and sensitive subjects that is touch, thoughtful and almost gentle, this is even truer with this instalment. The teenage boy Ishmael Wang has become a young man with the universe at his feet & I found my self cheering him on. Lowell is not only great as a writer, but he is also a damn good narrator!