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Halfway through and interesting for more!

Review from Full Share →

Ismael Wang has fully engage mean and I am totally on his side rooting for the main character in the struggle through his new adventure he has become a terrifying affective characters starting out on quarter share as a loss reviews new spacer to slowly getting his feet on have to share to now a..

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Second book just as exciting as the first

Review from Half Share →

After starting a new journey you know how you feel days be fettled excited and we used and terrified? Well with this second book you find our main character in the bon for it tested tried and true. Getting used to his new surroundings but always looking for an opportunity to learn and grow fast..

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Worst fight scene ever

Review from Heart of Vengeance →

…in the very first chapter. I forget what the body count was, but the scariest pirates in the galaxy don’t get that way by coming two by two through the airlock to be meekly slaughtered by a couple of teenagers . I am getting my money back.

Vol. 3

Review from TFS Navajo →

Number 3 in the series, each covering a relatively limited aspect of the total story. The saga of the war goes on, technology happening at convenient intervals, mankind persevering. It took awhile to get used the narrators style, but once you get there it works well. My only criticism is that he doesn’t differentiate much..

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epic start

Review from Villains Rule →

These are some of the funniest and cleverest books I’ve ever read in long. Snarky and wisecracking. This one of my favorite series and I highly recommend MK Gibson he will make you actually laugh out loud. You’re girlfriend will hear about this part or that part of the book so often she’ll have to..

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interesting premise poorly executed

Review from The Elephant in the Brain →

Neither author is an authority in any of the subjects addressed in the book, and they admit that it is a vanity project. In some cases, the lack of research into brain chemistry/neuroscience and behavioral psychology is obvious and leads authors to draw spurious conclusions or to miss obvious explanations. They clearly had a point..

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