Skip to main content.

The Crypt Book 01: The Crew

Gelesen von Scott Sigler

(4,498 Sterne; 604 Bewertungen)

A far-future military/scifi endeavor from New York Times best-selling author Scott Sigler.

It is the best-kept and worst-kept secret in the Planetary Union navy. The PUV James Keeling, a warship that does things that no other ship can do. It is a weapon, and a liability. The rumor is that eighty percent of the people assigned to the Keeling die before their two-year stint is up. That rumor is the reason for the ship's nickname -- The Crypt, a vessel full of the dead.

Those with a promising career, those with connections, those that can can avoid service on the Keeling do just that. But still, the ship must fight, and for that, it needs a crew. The navy assigns the worst of the worst: cowards, thieves, murderers, rapists or those with nowhere else to go, no way to opt out. Your choice is simple: be executed for your crimes, or serve two years on the keeling. If you make it out alive, your record is wiped clean and you get a fresh start.

For this crew of just over 100 souls, it will be the longest two years they have ever faced. What is this ship? Where did it come from? And why, oh, why, won't everyone stop screaming ...


This book comes from Scribl.com. Visit Scribl to support the author or learn how to self-publish your own audiobook.

License

Chapters

01 - ?1puvjk

Read by Scott Sigler

02 - error3 reconstruct

Read by Scott Sigler

03 - dualism-destruct

Read by Scott Sigler

04 - restraint-ascension

Read by Scott Sigler

05 - 4th pylon (error)

Read by Scott Sigler

06 - Recruit Yolanda Smith

Read by Scott Sigler

07 - Petty Officer Samuel Draper

Read by Scott Sigler

08 - Kirsten Graves

Read by Scott Sigler

09 - Engineer B.W. Crites

Read by Scott Sigler

10 - Private Pippa Remic

Read by Scott Sigler

11 - The Tank Part 1

Read by Scott Sigler

12 - The Tank Part 2

Read by Scott Sigler

13 - Washington, D.C. Part 1

Read by Scott Sigler

14 - Washington, D.C. Part 2

Read by Scott Sigler

15 - Washington, D.C. Part 3

Read by Scott Sigler

16 - Washington, D.C. Part 4

Read by Scott Sigler

17 - Washington, D.C. Part 5

Read by Scott Sigler

18 - Angel of Death Part 1

Read by Scott Sigler

19 - Angel of Death Part 2

Read by Scott Sigler

20 - Angel of Death Part 3

Read by Scott Sigler

21 - Dr. Erun Wellingtun

Read by Scott Sigler

22 - Master Chief Billy Kinshasa

Read by Scott Sigler

23 - Sergeant Shonda "Peace Sign" Bible

Read by Scott Sigler

24 - Lieutenant Mac "Stone Balls" Cooley

Read by Scott Sigler

25 - Hamzah Haring

Read by Scott Sigler

26 - Chief Bronson McLean Part 01

Read by Scott Sigler

27 - Chief Bronson McLean Part 02

Read by Scott Sigler

28 - Major Anne Lafferty

Read by Scott Sigler

Bewertungen

Excellent start to a series

(5 Sterne)

This book was awesome! Basically just a bunch of cool short stories of how the crew of The Crypt were selected with their trials and tribulations. It just REALLY sucks that you never really find out about The Crypt's purpose and he hasn't finished the next book.

very good start

(4 Sterne)

and i can'waket wait to through the rest of the series. my take would be on the music selection, my personal opinion is that such music does not rhyme with sci fi. thank you Scott for the outstanding book and performance.

Bad book

(1 Sterne)

When you write a book your primary goal is to write a book that tells a story a story has a beginning a middle and an end. It should also have a villain and hero. But this 28 chapter menagerie wanders around the galaxy with no beginning no middle no end the only villain is not fully defined there is no hero or heroine so it's hard to determine who's who. Now the author had written another book where the critics had told the author to remove unnecessary character development. In this book, all it does is the character development of about 25 different characters with no connection other than being assigned to a vessel that never departs. Note to Scott: have the ship depart and go on an adventure.

Corruption!

(5 Sterne)

I really enjoyed this book and despite what people say it is NOT a collection of short stories as most people would think about it. The clue is In the title Book 1: the crew! it's about how the crew of the PUV James Keeling ended up there and why. Scott sigler wrote some of these with other writers. Mac Cooley is written with Paul Elard Cooley author of tattoo and closet treats (both of which are in librivox and are great stories!) if you like Scott sigler you will like this and his dark humour in some of them. haven't been able to find book two yet but I hope too!

excelent book and read

(4 Sterne)

i saw a lot of bad reviews stating the book seemed to be a collection of short stories and didnt really have a story line. i agree to an extent but i think they are missing the bigger picture. This book to me was just the beginning of a much longer story. so there had to be a set up of how the crew gets on the crypt. i think Scott delivered a great beginning to a larger story line

Great array of action-filled stories

(4,5 Sterne)

I really enjoyed this collection of background stories, each detailing how different crew members earned their spot on the PUV James Keeling, i.e., the Crypt. The one drawback is that these are all separate stories while what I assume is the more unified sequel is still being written.

Start the transfer process, I'm going to the Keeling

(5 Sterne)

Another work of Sigler genius! I wish I could give ANY worthy insight into this work of art. Scott, if you're reading this, I'm gonna need you to stop writing so amazingly. My addiction to your works is starting to impact my home life.

(0 Sterne)

Supified, you missed the point with the character who told his shipmate to kill himself - he wasn't afraid of death, he was afraid of eternal damnation. Just before he chose execution over the James Keeling, he said, "I trust in my Lord Jesus Christ", or something like that - ...