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Wish the author didn’t decide to try and do one book for each new movement. He is very repetitive, far too much over explaining & inner dialogue. Shame, as the first several books didn’t do this and were good.

even though the story feels heavily structured it continues to surprise and keep you wandering what will happen next. Great Story Amazing Listen!

This book was exciting, at times extremely fast paced, with very enjoyable characters. However, like an extremely rich dessert…….. sometimes too much can spoil things. This series had so much stuffed in it that I think storylines which could have best beenexplored in another series. I would definitely read another book by these two authors.

This was a fantastic story that kept my attention through all 6 books in this series! I’m a fan!!

Many times in the book it was hard to guage and understand distances. For example: Brenda’s cabin was a “3 hour walk” from the lodge. However, they were having to sneak around the field so they wouldn’t be seen from the lodge. Really?! 3 hours seems like a good distance. Then the power station/ dam..

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great story, narration was really well done. highly recommended. sci-fi done right. if you like believable heroes this is your story

Book 6 is a decent story, but uses a lot of unnecessary descriptions & repetition of already described feelings, internal thoughts

A pretty good retelling of Norse mythology and culture. What’s keeping it from greatness, however is the author’s vendetta against Snorri Sturluson, the Icelandic Christian and historian who wrote the Prose Edda. The dude gets dragged at the start of every chapter. It’s constantly stressed that Norse mythology was highly complex and open to change,..

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I wish there was more at the end, maybe another book adding to the story.

Preachy and repetitive. I stuck with it too long as I knew it wasn’t going to be my style of book. I seldom can’t finish a book, this was not engaging…