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    Starship Repo
    Starship Repo
    Starship Repo
    Audiobook12 hours

    Starship Repo

    Written by Patrick S. Tomlinson

    Narrated by Alyssa Bresnahan

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    Firstname Lastname is a no one with nowhere to go. With a name that is the result of an unfortnate clerical error and destined to be one of the only humans on an alien space station. That is until she sneaks aboard a ship and joins up with a crew of repomen (they are definitely not pirates). Now she's traveling the galaxy "recovering" ships. What could go wrong?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRecorded Books, Inc.
    Release dateJun 21, 2019
    ISBN9781501998829
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    Patrick S. Tomlinson

    Patrick S. Tomlinson is a man of many hats. In addition to writing Sci-Fi novels (Gate Crashers) and shorts, he prowls theaters, clubs, and bars throughout the midwest performing as a stand-up comedian. Between gigs, cons, and rewrites, he works as a pundit and frequent political contributor, with columns appearing in publications such as The Hill and The New York Times. In the little downtime remaining, Patrick enjoys hobbies such as motorcycling, model-building, and shooting. He lives in Milwaukee with his wife, two cats, a bearded dragon, and a 2008 Bullitt Edition Mustang named Susan.

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    • 3/5
      In the future the galaxy is full of lots of aliens, but humans are known but are certainly not the dominate species in the universe. Firstname Lastname is on her own and running cons and small crimes to survive. Not her real name and it is a constant running joke due to a paperwork mix up. She gets picked up by a repo company after using some good software hacks on the wrong car and joins their team. This is more of a comic novel and not a serious SF novel. The hottest band is a group of kids from Earth that were playing in their garage. You do find out her real name by the end of the book and she does some growing up and there are lots of comments from the aliens about how strange humans are compared to most other aliens. A fun light beach read and I would read more in this setting for a fun light read.

      Digital review copy provided by the publisher through NetGalley