Maybe not liars, but woof… This is maybe the most eye opening listen I’ve had in a while. Not sure who the narrator is, but he sounds like a scientist, too, it helps it all sink in.
We’re all liars
Review from The Elephant in the Brain →
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Engaging stories with eclectic characters you can’t help but root for 
Review from The Titan Series: Set Three →
Love Cristin Harber’s books! Action packed, spicy and full of unpredictable twists and turns that refuse to let you put it down. A must read – or listen – set of books!
I love the humor and funniness of this story but also Sid being sexy in a different way also
you get the 4 stars
Review from Villains Pride →
Its a fun popcorn book and a lot of meta fun. Don’t expect something epic
I loved that the story revolved around one town. Also loved the McCoy lineage aspect. Great characters and lots of mini plots along the way. True sci-fi thinking with a twist on them as well from JR rooted in a family story. Thanks for the fun ride. On to your next one in my queue.
was fun
Review from Villains Rule →
a fun take on what happens when someone knows the tropes of a story and the rules
Fun story
Review from Quarter Share →
It was the best Kafer read series that was good. Story was fun and narration was smooth and balanced.
Way too many adjectives
Review from The Distance →
The flood of adjectives is a sure sign that the writer has no skills telling the story and it takes away from the overall story experience.
Another great one!!
Review from I Am Justice →
I have enjoyed every single one of these books from the first one to this one, and I look forward to the next they are absolutely stellar!
excellent people story
Review from Half Share →
Nathan Lowell has delivered another enjoyable book in his solar clipper series. it focuses on personal interactions and gives the reader a interesting story of a possible future of mankind and space travel with exceedingly well fleshed out characters