The Modronovich Incident
A Thomas Spaulding Mystery, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Charlene Fielding
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R. L. Dean
About this listen
There are inheritances people want. Then there are those legacies no one wishes to bear....
The Modronovich, a cargo ship testing a prototype Newtonian drive, loses contact on its shakedown cruise. It was briefly seen, overdue and far off course, and then never heard from again.
Two-hundred fifty years later, Penelope Middleton walks into Spaulding Recovery Services with a copy of a garbled transmission recorded by her grandfather, a communications technician serving aboard Capella Station during the Modronovich’s voyage. Haunted by childhood memories of him as a paranoid, broken man that spent the last century of his life in depression, and the enigmatic partial transmission, she hires Spaulding’s pilot and wreck diver, Beatrice, to unravel the mystery of the Modronovich and answer the questions surrounding her grandfather's breakdown.
Chronicled in Bea’s diary it is the story of a cover-up decades in the making. What she finds leads to the disturbing details that caused two generations of PTSD and depression, the divorce of Penelope’s parents, and the truth about what happened to the ship and her crew.
©2019 Ronald L. Dean (P)2020 Ronald L. DeanWhat listeners say about The Modronovich Incident
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- L.H
- 05-09-23
Flat, no story, wasted potential
This story had good potential but sadly it just droned on about everything but the point of the story. I cannot believe you can waste 99% on everything but the point of the story itself. The narrator was interesting and a little lacking with some of the accents but I believe she has potential with the right content, and for me that was the only positive.
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