Earthrise is my favorite Sci-fi series, and book five continues to satisfy. This particular book has a lot of suspens and moments of “well now wtf are they going to do?!” It’s great!
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A Fun Clever Listen!
Review from The Rules of Supervillainy →
This was a super fun listen as an audio book. Clever, witty and with lots of tongue in cheek super hero stuff. I especially liked the quirky names the author named his heroes and villians with. Recommended for fun!
Game on.
Review from Space Force →
Fun, hilarious, but definitely not for the squeamish or easily offended. The voice acting really takes this story to the next level. Be careful where you listen to this, even if you where headphones, because you are liable to break out in uncontrollable laughter with little or no warning. Oh, and the language and humor..
Premise is stupid…
Review from Hard Hit →
Ok. Your daughter is injured by a diplomat. But do you use all your covert planning skills to stealthily get revenge? No. You break in, on camera and beat up innocent body guards but don’t lay a finger in the perp while making idol threats. Stupid premise. No thought of begging there for your injured..
Lots of Empire, not much Corps
Review from Cry Wolf →
This story had nothing to do with the Marines, Col. Stalker or the circumstance that the Marines and Stalker find themselves now. It seems like this is something to beat a publisher’s deadline. Where is the connection to Avalon? I listened to the whole book because I like Nutall and I want to support him…
Space Force
Review from Space Force →
This has to be the worst piece of drivel I’ve heard. Childish cliches, an attempt to she how many curse words they could use. How did this book ever get published?
Robinson delivers a heartfelt story about family, love, and acceptance set to the end of the world. I enjoyed the way he included a few fringe viewpoints about love and relationships and how well they could actually workout with the right people. He follows that up with some pretty good true science fiction as well..
A mystery with great timing
Review from Flux →
Jeremy Robinson is an up-close magician of the writing world. He has you looking one way while setting you up for something amazing. Robinson does a great job of creating a slow burn so that the reader picks up on what is going on in the story slowly as to not get ahead and guess..
Please take the time to catch up on all reflections of your pop culture knowledge from the 70’s -present day. You will fall deep in this series just to keep guessing what will Gary come up with next.
It was different…
Review from Space Force →
Was quite different from what I have previously read and took me a little while to get into it, however, by the end I was hooked and really enjoyed it. There are some really funny moments and it is a tension reliever and made me laugh.