Review from Half Share →
I enjoyed this story a lot. As much as the previous book. I enjoyed that it is science fiction but not the super technical kind that sometimes is published. While there was on occasion some technical technical details provided, it was not overly detracting from the story. I will eventually move on to the next..
Review from Hard Way →
Very entertaining book. read it , did not use the audio. have more of his books on my to read list.
So I didn’t like the movie but this short story was great! I wish it wasn’t a short story (I know it has chapters but like took 4 hours to finish it) . Definitely some differences here and there from the movie but overall some things were said and done verbatim. Amazing narrator too!
Review from Space Force →
lo g as you don’t get easily offended its funny action packed and keeps you on the edge of your seat and constantly wanting to know what happens next I hope he writes a nother one
Review from Half Share →
This books is fun, but a little dopey, as the sequel to the first story. The story doesn’t really go anywhere, is blessedly short, and the readers tone comes across as sarcastic – ironic, which doesn’t match up well with the tone of the character – but that’s probably giving the story too much credit…
If you love books about treasures and treasure hunting ,girls and guys without being to mushy these are books for you the writer takes subjects such as how has arm in one of the stories a puts a twist on it .I listen before going to sleep but am looking sleep, and in some spots..
Review from Rise of a D-List Supervillain →
Didn’t realize it just half a book. I’ve liked the series so far but this was a let down. Sucks, it could have been better.
1st, I have spent much of my life on ships. The Lois reminds me of yhe best of them. It seems more like ship life than most books. 2nd, good things happen to people I like. In writing class, the instructor will tell you to heap trouble on your main character. It’s really nice to..
So same as my last review except the lack of a financial goal is increasingly hurting it but more importantly the women are just… painfully unrealistic. They act like men, falling all over themselves over a guy’s body in the way men might lust after a woman’s body. Its just weird and unrealistic.
Review from Quarter Share →
This is just a straightforward economic litrpg type narrative with the main character grinding his way up his skills and levels and relationships. No muss no fuss no numbers. All its really missing though are financial goals. Making money doesnt matter without some goal for the readers to measure progresd against.