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well written – good character development, plot, emotional beats, ending. leaves you wanting more. highly recommend

loved every book of this series, great characters, storyline, narrative, truth, really brought me into the word

The first sections of the story is rather hard to get through, I find myself bored between the switching back stories & POV, and a few writing decisions for obvious battles to come in the novel has left quite a sour taste in my mouth. Alongside contradictory behavior of some characters…, Unfortunately, I had to..

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I loved the first book but I have 1 major issue with this installment. What happened to Eve? She has her head so far up her own ass it’s painful to watch. Constantly looking down on people with lower levels or lower rarity classes. Feeling disgusted looking at a courier that’s older than her. She..

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In Martin Wilsey’s “Still Falling,” narrated by Andrew Tell, Barcus’s journey from space worker to lone survivor on a hostile planet is grippingly conveyed. Wilsey’s writing pulls you into Barcus’s world with visceral intensity, matched by Tell’s compelling narration that captures every moment of despair and determination. As Barcus navigates the wreckage of the Ventura..

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Each characters introspection was way to drawn out. I felt more like they were whining. Wowest me. Almost didn’t finish.

When I first started this book, I couldn’t foresee it getting a good review. I found the pacing to be odd, I couldn’t relate to the main character. In the end, though, I really came to care for a few of the characters and the trauma they were sorting through. I’m a sucker for a..

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While I love the series, this installment felt like a filler. Very little happens of any importance.

Story was ok, I was looking for zombie apocalypse book. This series didn’t do much on the zombie side as I’d like.