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I love Nathan Lowell’s books but I like it better if he is reading the book

Not my cup of tea. The explanations of the events that happened on the island seemed absolutely random and disjointed as if it were made up on the spot but didn’t have to make sense or have continuity. Absolutely random

Really loved the follow up to the first series. Sweet,sexy,thrills did not disappoint.

This book is disgustingly cringy. if short man syndrome were a story it would be this one.

I dont usually leave reviews but this whole series captivated me. Highly Recommend this entire series. narrator performed it fabulously and Nathan wrote it perfectly. After the first in the series, I immediately purchased the next 5, and listened to them back to back. Will definitely be a re-read for me.

The awaited for story of Shaw and Frost and like all the previous books it was a good book. And like all the previous books it was too short, but somehow it works. I would have liked to have been more in Frost’s head when she was held captive and to have gotten to know..

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I’m on my third go-round with this series I absolutely love it. the action the humor mythology things you wouldn’t think go hand-in-hand the Gibson makes it work I strongly recommend this book to everyone

Hilarious story with great dark humor and gaming references. All the narrators were great except for Kafer who seemed like he was forcing his voice to sound like a radio personality, which became a distraction. Also it’s pronounced “it”, not “eh-t”….

If you think this looks familiar from bout a decade ago, this is what you remember. It’s a slow serial about life in the people who run the ships of interplanetary trade. It’s about duty and economics in a rational economics environment. No big battles or prophetic reveals. Just a comfortable ride through making friends..

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