Review from The Store →
I can’t believe this book won any kind of award. The story and characters were a quite corny and hard to believe. Just another cheap shot at capitalism; as if big government is any less spooky than big corporate ooooooooh ooooooooooow!
Review from Soul Blade →
it should have finished with a reunion. it leaves you with an unfinished feeling. other than that it’s okay
Review from Awaken Online: Catharsis →
honestly just listen to it, it starts slow but gets really really good. needless to say im hooked
excellent story of how things went down in a pivotal time of history. not certain they make them like Yeager anymore. EXCELLENT!
that was so bad I abandoning the series. I absolutely cannot stand Alex and Claire. Jason has to do two books worth of quests to advance, but Alex can just fail into advancing. and Alfred can detect intruders but not Claire??? Seriously? WTF is this shitty ass plot.
struggled to get into this. why on Earth do the characters care about what is happening in a video game world so much? there’s no reason for a new player to care about fictional politics in a game, they act like it’s real. I guess Carl spoiled me
I knew that Chuck was WW2 ace and first man to broke the sound barrier. I learned about him as kid during ’90s from military magazines and games that were published. I watched and forgot about “The right stuff” movie… and I had general understanding he was a star. However I really loved that this..
I don’t know what it is but I feel like the writer he was going to make Jason dumb at every turn. Multiple times I’m sitting there going “why would Jason even do something like that” or saying WHY ISNT HE SAYING OR DOING THIS? And then the writer over explains literally after thing. And..
Review from The Resort →
I didn’t want to pause my listening sessions. I finished the audiobook in 1 day and a half. My interest was peaked the whole time and narrator voice was perfect.
Having read a few books on Antom, I was interested in this particular text due to a battlefield guides recommendation. I was told that this book would treat McClellan more fairly than Sears had. The last few chapters of the book deal with McCellan and his politicization of his position and I found it very..