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need more of a ending. the dark winter or something after they get home and stuff

It sounds like a badly written essay by a 5th grader, “How did I spend my summer?”. Language is so primitive and flat that a 5th grader probably could do better…. Very disappointing… Plot is also far from intriguing….

7 out of 8 books were the same. Battle after battle, finally wrapped up in – the last 2 hours. Seemed rushed to end.

Fell in love with the characters and this world and I didn’t want it to end.

I found The End of All Things series by Mike Krause one of the best I’ve read in this genre, so I was really looking forward to Last Light. The disappointment is partly my own fault for not having looked at reviews closely enough to see what a big shift this series is into sci-fi..

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WOW! Great science fiction novel following Milo Hughes and all the passengers of Vasco Da Gama as they set off to the Foundry, an unknown entity offering help. There was never a dull moment. In fact, many times I was on the edge of my seat. Andrew Tell was a wonderful narrator with all the..

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This series began and just followed the story. Didn’t bounce back and forth between characters, timeframes, and locations. Realistic story and dialogues.

The books would have been way more enjoyable if it didn’t constantly try to rationalize white male savior complex, misogyny, xenophobia, gun rights and latent guilt.

This book deserves all the hype. What an amazingly epic story. Only sad that Wang decided against making this into a series. There are a few plot points that were left untethered since it was originally written as part of a series, but still works as a stand alone and yes you should still read..

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This book could have been 400 pages and easily got the point across. The battle scenes were great but that’s about it long winded and boring dialogue. The voice actor was decent enough.