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Better than the first book.

Review from Half Share →

The premise and setting are compelling, so even though I found the first book severely lackluster, I listened to the 2nd. There are more real challenges, and some of them aren’t instantly and inexplicably resolved without effort from the main character. Overall, the failings of the first book still exist but take a back seat..

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Nathan Lowell understated writing got me

Review from Owner’s Share →

It took a book or two, but Author Nathan Lowell’s slow, understated writing style, got me. Well thought out characters that slowly unveil themselves in situations that also slowly evolve. Nathan Lowell is one of my favorite audiobook authors… quite a contrast to another favorite, Martha Wells of that novella hit series Murderbot

A Story About Everythinf Going Perfectly

Review from Quarter Share →

This book has a promising premise: a gritty, realistic story about interstellar travel. Sadly, it quickly devolved into a tale about how the main character is brilliant, and everything goes perfectly. In fact, the word “perfectly” is used nauseatingly often. This book could have focused on the struggles of life and how the characters overcame..

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Ishmael returns

Review from In Ashes Born →

So glad to have another series with Ish. We learn more about his vulnerability as he moves to the next stage of his life. And his BFF returns!! A good story that us clearly the start of the series. Nathan Lowell out in more cheeky humour which I loved. Several belly laughs in this book..

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