Captain Hawke never dreamed his first command would be like this.
The perfect genetics. That's what they that he was somehow a serendipitous match for the highly experimental serum that Star Force's most distinguished, top secret science team had developed. Even Admiral Markus Sloss signed off on the report.
The goal is a noble to establish biological compatibility between Terrans and the many aliens that compose the ranks of Star Force and the member worlds of the Allied Planetary Confederation. In theory, this mission might very well elevate humanity's status and see the dawn of a new age of cooperation and integration throughout the known galaxy.
In practice, however, it's...well, let's just say you shouldn't bring a black light on the U.S.S. Brock Clayton.
This one is for fans of classic Sci Fi space exploration books full adventure, away teams, moral plays, and more alien women than you can shake a med scanner at. Star Thrust will leave you laughing, crying (from laughter), and ******** (while laughing). You have been warned.
Have you ever wondered what would happen if you took a Starfleet captain and gave him a serum that makes him the only human in the galaxy capable of actually being able to procreate with aliens, put him on a starship with only hot alien females and a mission that requires him to make babies?
Well I sure hadn't until going through this book but it was one of the wildest stories I've ever heard and I broke out in laughter on nearly a dozen occasions from some of the ridiculous situations our MC finds himself in.
For the audiobook our narrators do a fantastic job here as expected from these two and I love the fact that one of the side characters voices is basically an extremely over the top rendition of a Shatner impression, once I realized what was going on I couldn't stop laughing for a solid minute.
If you're looking for a wild, zany, and hilariously over the top space fantasy adventure with some well placed Star Trek references for those who're looking, this one is absolutely for you.
Hopefully this gets turned into a full series because I'm desperate for more high tech hi-jinks in this absolute masterpiece of a universe.
I just don't think I'm going to be able to do these parody series anymore. They are just too frequent and not played as satire, so it just seems lazy to me. It's literally star trek...i don't even know why they try calling them different names at this point, just call him kirk and call it a fan fiction, which I also can't stand. Probably why i have such little patience for lazy parodies.
This has a good author and even the audiobooks has decent narrators but I think I'm losing my interest in 90% of these haremlit series at this point. They are all just so similar to each other and just lazily copy tropes from other more successful IP's.
This book is ridiculous. Technically legally distinct Star Trek erotica. It was honestly carried pretty heavily by the audio performances. There are a few moments where the performance is so over the top and perfect that I had to pause and laugh. I clipped a few moments to share with my wife because they were so funny. We'll be quoting "There's no time for that now!...But later for sure" for months, guaranteed. I love Aurora Bliss and this is Jonathon Waters' best performance by a mile.
Trek porn. The premise is contrived, the plot is nonsense, the characters are stereotypes, the dialogue is corny, and the narrator is way over the top.