This book is not worth buying. Goes on forever and doesn’t say anything. Keep looking.
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Great listen
Review from Money Plain and Simple →
If you are trying to have a good basic understanding of money get it. I’m going to send it to my SONS
I could say that it’s well written, that it has an engaging story line and a niche premise that is unique within the whole of fantasy writing. but what is better is that I genuinely enjoyed the story, and that my friends is rare. HELL YEA! SPACE DRAGONS!
Crazy story
Review from Tiger in the Sea →
The writing is decent, not as good as say Ship of Gold in the Deep Blue Sea, and the author puts a lot of time into the back stories and postscript. Reader had a one size fits none accent impersonating that was almost comical if it weren’t for the subject. Overall, excellent story about a..
Eric Carter and Gary Bennett continue to bring their deep writing and superb narration to the Silence Jones series of action thrillers to new heights. In their latest edition of the series, “Tight-Lipped”, book three in the series, pivots some from the normal paths and gives us a view of Silence Jones we have not..
Silence can and does kill
Review from Hush Hush →
Silence Jones’ new mission is to find the person responsible for the disappearance and eventual murder of a new bride. The woman had a point to prove and did so by investigating a deeply dark group. However, like most things that Jones becomes embroiled in, nothing is cut and dry. Jones finds himself neck-deep in..
The first 30 minutes should have been a short story. The opening is excellent. Emotional and powerful. But it’s all downhill from there. Speculative fiction requires the author to take some liberties with reality, but this author doesn’t seem to understand anything about anything. The book devolves into a mixture of endless preaching of an..
The books has a few good ideas regarding climate change, it’s repercussions, how it might be ameliorated, and the importance of economics. However, there are many many chapters that are just short life stories that were just a waste of time for me. In the end I just started skipping those chapters.
This book is a collection of stories that I believe listeners will enjoy hearing—all in all, well worth the credit.
KSR has always been a big ideas guy and as long as the story focused on the translation of idea to consequence his books have been able to be self sustaining – the Mars series as a good example. Ministry for the Future certainly has the “idea” component nailed – but the characters are flat,..