This was a fantastic book. The story is similar to Cloverfield but with an explanation and more context. The side stories of some of the characters are terrifyingly realistic and tragic. Jeffrey Kafer’s performance is captivating and expertly executed. Kafer continues to breathe life into characters and creates an enjoyable audible experience. I highly recommend..
Review from The Rules of Supervillainy →
My only complaint is that the voice variation between the two main characters is so subtle that it is hard to distinguish the two sometimes
Review from They Shall Not Pass →
I have truly enjoy this series every since read the first book. Keep up the great work Christopher.
Review from A Rock and a Hard Place →
Heavy cruisers, battleships and dreadnaughts… This is an episode that focuses on grand space battles. It felt like the author pretty much just skipped hardship that followed the last episode, and focused on ensuing battles. I quite liked it, despite the inhuman effort the crew had to put in to repair the Aurora.
Review from Space Force →
I enjoyed this book so much. It was so much fun, hilarious and a great cast. I’ve had this book in my wishlist for months and I’m glad I took a chance on this one. Can’t wait to listen to the sequel!
Review from Flux →
This normally not the type of genre I listen to, but I had read (Kindle not audio) the author’s book, The Distance, and really felt it was well done. I have found a new favorite author. I won’t go into any detail here as I do not want to ruin the suspense of the story..
Review from The Distance →
would have been a 5/5 if I only listened to the August parts. the Poe arc was painful
Review from Flux →
Jeremy Robinson never cease to impress me with the cleverness of his plots, the creativity within them, and skillful writing. This story is very interesting, and a fun read. I recommend it.
Review from Rogue →
Its interesting to see how child abuse can be utilized to create next generation avengers. Some become law enforcement, some become soldiers, some become monsters. All attach themselves to a “cause” so that they are never the “victim” again!! Yet that same abuse and cause can deaden the conscience. Nathan Stone thought he had a..
Review from Hard Wired →
But still had me entertained. Reznick is so badass. So of course I’m going to get the next book. I love the professional work relationship mayerstein and Reznick has. Almost want more for them.