Review from Firestorm →
This is another spectacular book in the series. Very realistic scenarios. Quite scary actually because it’s all too possible. Well written, fast moving. Things in your life will be put on hold until you’re finished reading it.
I would’ve thought that this was blasphemous 30 years ago. But as I get older and realize that I spend too much time and emotional energy on what should be a fun diversion, I listened to this at the right time. I am unlikely to give up the teams that I have been a passionate..
This book’s importance in 2024 cannot be overstated. To concisely, precisely, and strategically collect, display, and interrogate our global journey through the Anthropocene is no small task. Robinson does so deftly, close to completely, and emotionally. Humaniatically. Please read or listen to this work before you set out further on your journey, as it may..
Review from Firestorm →
Not the best in the series but it was okay. Not as much action I did enjoy it for the most part
Review from To Be Claimed →
I’m not a fan of the frequent changes of point of view, but the overall stories are good, so it was okay to continue to listening to.
It’s a solid rejected mate will they won’t they but it was great just the way it was. Cute story, easy to follow and enough spice if that’s what you’re looking for.
Review from While Idaho Slept →
True story and horribly sad story. The injustice is heartbreaking, the slow justice system is criminal.
Review from The Ministry for the Future →
I enjoy that the book was read by a variety of voices. Without the oral presentation I found the dialectical chapters confusing. Despite the story being fiction it rings true, and contains important facts about our earth and its inhabitants.
Review from The Turning →
(Spoiler alert, sort of) This book goes from the Office to the Walking Dead with humor and post apocalyptic horror. Likeable relatable characters. Really great book.
The writing of Erik Carter and Audible narrator Gary Bennett involving the “Silence Jones Action Thriller” series just keeps getting better and better over time. Much like an aged wine or cheese, one sees that the latest release titled “In the dead of night”, is one of the best yet and we are on the..