Galactic Battle

Hyperspace High, Book 5

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Galactic Battle

By: Zac Harrison

Narrated by: Michael Fenton Stevens

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It's nearly time for the annual Space Spectacular show, and John and his friends are preparing a battle demonstration for the students’ parents. But when the school's battle droids go on the attack, the students must work together to save the day.

Zac HarrisonMichael Fenton StevensAudible StudiosHyperspace High

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Michael Fenton Stevens gives a vibrant performance of Zac Harrison’s science fiction novel Galactic Battle, the fifth book in the Hyperspace High series. His golden voice and charming interpretation of the effervescent cast of characters makes for an unforgettable listening experience. On Hyperspace High - an educational institution aboard a space ship - students are getting ready for the school’s annual Space Spectacular show. Human John Riley and his classmates have a battle demonstration in store for their parents, but things run amok when their droids mount an attack. Will John and his friends come to the rescue?

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Of the six Hyperspace High titles, I'd have to say this is probably the weakest entry. That's not to say I didn't like it, though. Quite the contrary, in fact. It's just that some of the drama presented could easily have been solved by a simple conversation. Especially when said drama involves a character known to be antagonistic. Overall though, I still found it to be a pretty enjoyable listening experience.

The narrator, as always, is top notch. He provides a memorable and varied set of voices that make each character instantly recognisable.

I really wish the author would consider reviving the Hyperspace High series. They're fun, easy, listening experiences with likeable, memorable characters that can be blitzed through in a few hours!