Space Team Audiobook by Barry J. Hutchison: An Intergalactic Romp of Chaos and Camaraderie
It was a lazy Sunday afternoon when I sprawled out on my hammock, the sun playing hide and seek behind the clouds, and I plunged into the world of “Space Team” by Barry J. Hutchison. With only the occasional chirp of birds to accompany me, I let Phil Thron’s voice transport me into an adventure that was galaxies away from my usual routine.
The story throws us headfirst into the life of Cal, a down-on-his-luck everyman who finds himself in a situation that makes his bad day seem like a walk in the park. Cal’s misfortune took a cosmic turn when he’s arrested and tossed into a cell with a notorious serial killer—talk about going from the frying pan into the fire!
But Cal’s grim reality is just the beginning. Learning that half of humanity has been wiped out in a catastrophic event, Cal faces despair and hopelessness. That is until he’s ensnared by aliens and flung across the universe to join a ragtag team of extraterrestrial misfits. As a former book author myself, I couldn’t help but admire Hutchison’s knack for throwing his protagonist into chaos and watching him squirm—and grow.
Phil Thron’s narration is spot-on, infusing each character with personality and zest that made me chuckle more than once as I swayed in my hammock. The humor is unexpected and delightful, providing levity to what could have been just another space opera.
What’s more exhilarating is knowing that this wild space ride can be enjoyed for free on Audiobooks4soul.com. It’s like stumbling upon a treasure trove where you can download and listen without spending a dime—perfect for audiobook aficionados like me who are always on the hunt for new stories.
As Cal embarks on his mission to save an entire planet, you can’t help but get sucked into the whirlwind of action and comedy. The following chapters, “Space Team: The Wrath of Vajazzle” and “Space Team: The Search for Splurt,” promise even more interstellar escapades as Cal settles into his new, bizarre reality.
So if you’re in need of an escape that’s light-years away from the mundane, give “Space Team” a listen. It’s a testament to Hutchison’s imagination and Thron’s vocal talents that this story kept me entertained until the very last word.
Until next time, remember: the universe is vast, but your next adventure is just a play button away.
Happy listening,
Stephen
