The story is easy to listen to. It isn’t as cringeworthy as some others. I think having good voice actors helps. curious to listen to part two
worth a listen
Review from The Terms: Part One →
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I seriously enjoyed Spencer and Kayla story. I feel both of them needed their happy ever after and Abbie did a wonderful job of giving it to them. For side characters in the other books they stole show in this book
Amazing ending…
Review from Project Legion →
edge of my seat!! loved the character interactions. True stroke of genius with this one. read robinsons whole collection first.
Phipps does it again
Review from Cthulhu Armageddon →
I have been a fan of Phipps ever since listening to Rules of Supervillany (a fun listen if you haven’t listened). This has everything you would expect from Phipps: sarcasm, twisting plots, and plenty of action. I Look forward to more to come!
so I wanted to like it but no
Review from Flux →
I was on the fence about this one for a while but then they jumped the shark they took a rather interesting and dangerous monster and made it way too OP i stopped caring about the story at a certain point when it just got ridiculous because I knew there was no way they could..
Surprised myself by liking this!
Review from Tether →
I generally lean toward non-fiction and historical fiction, but I had a code for this and thought I should branch out. Really enjoyed it! The plot moves quickly, and the narrative doesn’t get bogged down in unnecessary detail. Really liked Kafer’s performance, too. But if you’re looking for a psychological horror book that relies on..
Glynn and Mixon use crazy, made up words and ignorant religious traits. The action is not bad, but needed more in depth study of small unit tactics and individual edged weapon techniques. I was a Marine Grunt and not a squid in the Navy. So idk jack about fleet battle tactics, but one thing i..
Read Second World books first!
Review from Project Hyperion →
Hudson is a hilarious character. Been blowing through this saga like its homework. Good job Robinson.
Hilarious but
Review from Villains Pride →
way too many rants dude, calm down. Here are more words for the minimum needed.
For a military sci fi opera it is not so bad. Stewart uses ignorant made up words. He also uses stupid, poorly thought up religions in a universe of star travel and limitless knowledge. Why would people who can create and manufacture bodies and body parts a hundred times better than what they are born..