The third book in The Dispatcher series, TRAVEL BY BULLET, is better than the second book but still not as good as the first book. This time around, Zachary Quinto seems to be enjoying himself a little more. His performance is still a monotone, but it felt more intentional. I would say he was more deadpan than bored. That slight difference is enough to improve the listening experience. It also helps that the story flows better as well. TRAVEL BY BULLET is still simplistic given its novella status, but the style and pacing are more what we are used to from John Scalzi. While TRAVEL BY BULLET goes a long way to redeem the series, I am still glad I don't have any more of these short audiobooks. The entire series is a one-and-done for me.