The Ship Who Searched (Abridged) Audiobook

" Adventure and romance. A fun read "

" This was my introduction to Mercedes Lackey and I was not disappointed. Though, to me, it seemed to be written far more in Annd McCaffrey's style. That is not a complaint, just an observation. There is good character development and story line. Overall, it was enjoyable. "

" GOOD, BUT I MUCH PREFER THE LESSA &F'LAR SERIES BETTER. "

" If I could give this book six stars, I would. It is one of my go-to books for when I need cheering up, and I love it to bits. "

" One of my favorite Brainship books. I really like Tia. "

" Another good book of the brain ship series. "

" I loved this book. Tia brought me to tears at times (but good ones). "

" Probably McCaffrey's best collaboration. Very emotionally engaging. "

" This was a lot of fun to reread. Like all of Ms McCaffrey's books it was well worth reading more than one time. I am working my way through this series again and remembering why I adore her BB books. "

" I like Tia and Alex. I want a Ted. The story is pretty good too although you want to smack Tia for breathing in the Eskay garbage in the first place. At least she has brains enough to make the best of her situation otherwise. The investment side plot is a cute one. "

" This is one of my favorite books. I have worn out two copies. "

" One of my favorite books of all time, and one I can easily read over and over! This is my favorite of all the brainship books. I love the characters and the story...it is just wonderful! "

" the story of a ship who searches for new life and worlds. "

" Thoroughly enjoyed it. Took me just a few days to read it, cause I couldn't put it down. "

" Really good, the brain ships are a cool idea, the plot and characters are good. I liked the idea of interstellar archeology. "

" Great adventure within a very interesting reality of ships melded with humans. Watch out for the sensuality in some of these books. However, they're still worth reading--well written fantasy adventure with positive characters and decisions, with the ultimate triumph of the noble and good. "

" One of my all-time favorites for years. I love Tia. "

" This is so good. Tia is an amazing character, and IMO this is the best of the series after the Helva tales. Makes me really wish that McCaffrey had written or collaborated on many more of these stories. "

" Good read,I definately reccomend it! "

" The characters seem well-developed, but there isn't really any story besides the relationship. Lots of stuff made me roll my eyes, especially the made-up words obviously used in place of swearing. It reads like some kind of 'young adults' book in places. "

" I found the ending a little unsatisfying as we don't get to know if Tia found a cure for the illness that crippled her. Apart from that it was a satisfying read. "

" A wonderful addition to the "The Ship Who Sang" universe. A fun romp with memorable, upbeat characters. "

" If I could give this book six stars, I would. It is one of my go-to books for when I need cheering up, and I love it to bits. "

" GOOD, BUT I MUCH PREFER THE LESSA &F'LAR SERIES BETTER. "

" Probably McCaffrey's best collaboration. Very emotionally engaging. "

" One of my favorite Brainship books. I really like Tia. "

" Thoroughly enjoyed it. Took me just a few days to read it, cause I couldn't put it down. "

" Very cute, quick, sweet read. Standard fare for the Brainships series. Features a child of archaeologist parents, which is at least a bit interesting, especially since the archaeology is described reasonably well. "