Review from Hard Road →
Only got to chapter seven. Couldn’t get past the narrator’s sing song naration…every sentence finished down in inflection at the end. Gave me a headache and couldn’t follow the story. Will not be listening to another book read by Mr Kafer.
Review from Wounded Kiss →
I loved it. but it was way too short. and the next one I’d not on audible version . it’s been out for a while and still no audio suxx . but yes I loved to book soo much
Review from Darkside of the moon →
I fell n love with this series with the very first book and I have not stopped yet. Steamy as heck with great storylines. Loved this one. Jodi Vaughn is one amazing writer!
Every science fiction story is a framework for examination of ideas of humanity. Well done you get people to examine ideas and concepts that they may otherwise reject without consideration by putting the story in an unfamiliar time and place with characters that they connect. The framework was very thin in this book. The characters..
Jeremy Robinson builds worlds with his stories that just places you right into the multiverse as if you an observer, or a watcher being shown amazing and mind bending creatures, people, and adventures you (I) feel invested in. Sympathy for the creature and for mankind as a crazy scientists creates what should never have been…
The Tales of the Solar Clipper series is on my permanent list of favorite sci-fi books and audiobooks for several reasons. Ishmael’s story stands out as different from the most commonly well-known works in the genre. It truly is a “tale”, a story of a person’s journey and personal development with a sea-faring flavor that..
Review from Viking Tomorrow →
When you pick up a Jeremy Robinson novel you are pretty much guaranteed to be in for a wild ride. This is especially true for Viking Tomorrow. Buckle up! Vikings in the post apocalypse setting out on a journey to collect the components needed to correct the genetic flaws/deficiencies needed to ensure the continuation of..
Review from To Fire Called →
We pick up where we left off in book one. Recreating new old characters with new histories. Coincidences abound along side unbelievable oversights like “what do you mean you “snuck” additional systems into the ship? And isn’t it amazing? We haven’t seen or spoken in 20 years, and I’ve forgotten key parts of formative shared..
Review from Space Force →
I returned this one – I’m not sure if it was the fact that it was completely opposite of what I expected from from Jeremy Robins, to bad pacing, or… I don’t know. I am thrilled that Audible allows returns on stuff that doesn’t sit well… Sorry bro, didn’t like this one.
Review from Half Share →
Outstanding! Boy to man in a very well done new way. I Very much enjoyed!!!