BF - Blake’s 7 Crossfire - Volume 4 - Classic Audio Adventures - Steve Lyons, SImon Clark, Mark Wright, David Bryher Audiobook

Written by Steve Lyons, SImon Clark, Mark Wright, David Bryher
Read by Paul Darrow, Michael Keating, Jan Chappell, Steven Pacey, Jacqueline Pearce, Yasmin Bannerman, Alistair Lock
Format: MP3
Dramatization

Why was this series called Blake’s 7?

The titular character wasn’t the main character and exited right after series 2. Yet, it somehow still worked turning into a very dark Robin Hood with Kerr Avon as the reluctant anti-hero, not really interesting in anything but himself but still unable to NOT do the right thing.

Ahead of it’s time, this series is desperately in need of a Galatica like remake that DOESN’T suck, like Galactica did so badly!
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Four new brand-new full-cast Blake’s 7 adventures set during the TV series’ third season

1 Paradise Lost by Steve Lyons

Erewhon was a legendary vacation planet - until it was ravaged by acid storms. A new friend brings the Liberator crew here, their objective: to assassinate an old enemy. But what they find beneath Erewhon’s surface will plunge the galaxy into turmoil.

2 True Believers by Simon Clark

A mysterious voice forces Cally to a barren world where barbarians threaten a beleaguered city. There, Cally joins a dangerous quest to the Singing Grave, encountering evil of immense ferocity and power.

3 Resurgence by Mark Wright

A distress signal lures the Liberator to an uncharted world, where the ship’s systems come under attack from an outside influence. Avon and the crew face a spectre of the past that could destroy their hopes for the future.

4 Fearless by David Bryher

A criminal scheme threatens the balance of power in the Federation, and Vila’s skills offer the best hope of containing the chaos. Bolstered by Cally’s telepathy, he leaps into action - but when Servalan arrives on the scene, the situation quickly spirals out of control…

Written By: Steve Lyons, SImon Clark, Mark Wright, David Bryher
Directed By: John Ainsworth and Nigel Fairs