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I loved these books. The story lines made since without being silly. I love that the situation were possible even though they were outside the box. Book 2 with writers was very funny.

One Piece at a Time (The Technomancer Novels, Book 4) by M. K. Gibson and narrated by Jeffrey Kafer is a superb fourth book in the series. It delivered beyond my expectations- 5 stars all around (would give more if possible). What’s it about? Honestly I’ve been marinating on this review for a few days..

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well done my man this a very interesting book started out slow but it did build up nicely

Unusual writing for an author of 60 books at approximately 3 books per year. Light on details establishing mood, settings, and situations, so it didn’t pull me. Very straightforward. A bit heavy on the “reckon so” and “fixin’ to” hillbilly dialect.

I don’t review much but I f-ing LOVE this man. Mr. Robinson you are awesome. ***please note that I’ve never actually read any of his books but I’m working my way through his large audible collection. So far I’ve loved them all!***

I love the premise and the narrator, but the writing had issues. The “adult” scenes waffled between vulgar and skipped over. If you’re going to talk about how people pleasure themselves, you might as well go into detail about how they pleasure each other (and do it early in the book so I know what..

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I thoroughly enjoyed this rich tapestry of characters, plot lines, details, and space. Excellent conclusion to a equally good series.

In fiction they have a section for cozy mysteries that all have similar plots, if there is such a thing for superhero/villain cozy plots this belongs on the virtual shelf. This was incredibly similar to Almost Infamous and some of the other stories I’ve listened to on Audible. That made me kind of sad. As..

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The story leaves a lot of plot threads unresolved; it may be intentional but it seems incomplete. At least 3 story elements are left unresolved.

Each Book involving the Terran Fleet Command/Warships has me longing for the next in line. So much to think about, and what I hope Humans might achieve one day.