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A wonderful story as are all of Burroughs’ Mars books. Overall good performance though I’m not crazy about some of the accents given to the characters.

I think I would’ve really liked the book but the narrator was pretty bad. All the characters sounded morose, hostile, angry or a combination of the three. He read each line like he was biting/forcing the words out. I see the rest of the books have a new narrator. I’ll have to check out the..

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I really enjoyed this one. Worth a credit. I didn’t find the narration to be near as bad as some reviews are saying.

There is so much character drama that it just makes you cringe and end up hating all of the characters. Every character is constantly bitching to each other and it’s usually over something that doesn’t effect the story and needlessly long and drawn out. This was a departure from the last few books and I..

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Fantastic book! A true American hero. This country needs more Chuck Yeager and less Real Housewives of…….

What am amazing life he had! Almost 40 years after being published, I still like listening to his exploits!

If you really want to be frightened, listen to this book at night, in bed, with all the lights out. I dare you!

This is one of the best Naval novel I’ve ever Read and the dialogue and Depictions of naval routine and all else rings true.

This kept my attention throughout, even though the character development kind of lacked a tad bit. But I love Ronald Malfi’s work. And yes, it was very much like pet Sematary, which was a bit of a drag on the storyline. But overall, it is probably worth your credit.

Totally not what I expected and thrilled by it! Creepiest creatures yet! Just fantastically ewww.