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I couldn’t stop listening. Characters were well-developed and interesting. I loved the hunt. It keeps you guessing.

Maybe I need a change. It seems the last few books I’ve listed to are – poor. Few redeeming qualities. In the case of Trojan Colony, even the ending was agonizing. I won’t give a long, drawn out explanation of why this didn’t work for me. The only thing I could think of throughout the..

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The first two books had an abundance of intensifiers, which detracted from the storyline. By the third book, there weren’t as many, which made listening easier. The women were often frustrating, especially Trina, who was hard to take. I would have liked to have seen Nick step up to the plate more, as a leader,..

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Long Delays followed by predictable catastrophe. I don’t like books where you are supposed to want the tragedy to be averted for the whole book while you watch the characters delude themselves into choosing the course of events that bring them to pass.

Best book I’ve ever read over Norse Mythology. He breaks it all down in a way that is completely understandable and easy to remember. Seriously, check out this book if you’re interested in the Viking Age and Norse Mythology.

An average telling of a post pandemic tale. Characters were predictable except that they really didn’t behave as one would expect with regard to grieving. It felt wrong for most of the characters to act so cavalierly only days after losing loved ones.

Jessa is a reckless, selfish individual. Liz a brainless twit giving an attitude to Charlie, the only one with any common sense.

this book seems to be written by a victim. A self defeated person. Would never recommend this author to anyone ever. Recommend removal from audible.