The author ABANDONED the Rise-In-Rank, day-in-the-life Sci-Fi series that he started in Quarter Share, and suddenly turned it into a bizarre & unbelievably childish sex fantasy novel… not romance, specifically pursuit of sex through buying the right fashion brands to get sex from women who are HELPLESS under the thrawl of fashion brand names. Literally..
Review from The Long-Range War →
I have no idea why this was referred to me as conservative sci-fi. if anything the system they have ones like a lot of sci-fi universes. the random diggs at liberalism kind of make no sense considering the amount of liberal policies in place in the system but they’re often digs I have against liberalism..
Review from Quarter Share →
Really enjoyed this. I just finished yet another military shoot em up space series and after years of loving this genre, I’ve grown tired of it the repetition. This, though also military style hierarchy, has a trading plot! What!?! Amazing! I don’t recall a single phaser fired! There is refreshing value to each being’s life,..
My first book by this author. This was a pulpy, action packed listen. Starts as a straight-up Hitman/Agent 47 copy, right down to the dehumanizing label (just with a letter instead of a number). It quickly becomes more of a Bourne action/espionage flick. Throughout the story, the sci-fi/cyborg vibe from Universal Soldier builds… along with..
Review from Project Nemesis →
Robinson delivers as always. The Project Nemesis series is a kaiju classic for a reason. Our protagonist seems like a lazy jerk at first but he really shapes up. Our kaiju is actually pretty unique for the genre. I was very pleased. Fantastic book with good narration to boot. Will listen again, likely several times…
Review from Project Maigo →
Great sequel. It follows the classic Kaiju series formula: first book is monster vs man, second book is monster vs monster vs man. Is that cliché? Yes, but he brings his unique touch to the story. The monsters are very cool and the story is engaging. You really feel for these characters, including the monster,..
Review from Space Force →
Could have been a 5 star book. This book was a fast fun comedy, that showed so much talent, but was spoiled by such a high a level of obscenities, that it strained even my military desensitized brain.
Review from Agent G →
Very well written book and picked a perfect narrator who captivates and gives you the images of the story. Written in a first person view of a protagonist spy who’s seemingly trying to hold onto his humanity all while trying to find the rest of what makes him still human. It’s the kind of book..
Review from TFS Navajo →
I really enjoy the narrator Jeffrey kafer he really brings life to the characters. Overall the story was decent book one and two were much better. The only thing I did not like about the book is that the writer tends to focus on a lot of side stuff that just not important to the..
Review from Apocalypse Machine →
I loved it! I want more! I want more! oh did I say how much I loved it!