Just a fun, escapist military scifi yarn that sees our heroes endure stinky, disgusting aliens who are imvading Earth. Even worse, they cheat. The story is amusing, sarcastic and self deprecating. The author seems to be having a lot of fun and it shows. I’d be happy for a sequel.
Review from Flux →
The book was fine until the author begin dropping in anti gun propaganda. I attempted to ignore it up until the point that author used the main character(former spec ops) to insert his opinion on what type of firearms civilians should be allowed to have. He makes a distinction between ar-15’s and “hunting rifles”, when..
Great read; non-stop combat. It features continuous battle sequence(s); it highlights what makes Frontiers Saga series so unique in sci-fi/ space opera genre.
I started out loving Book One in Meghan Quinn’s Virgin Romance Novelist Chronicles. It was uproariously funny. Never mind the fact that it was completely unrealistic in that the heroine suddenly had all these diverse dating experiences all at once after never having had any, and she was always annoying naive. I have never burst..
Review from Irresistible Force →
The narrator sounded like he was out of a Humphrey Bogart movie. the storyline was somewhat interesting, but the vulgar language was too much to endure. Had to return this book. this is the first book I have ever returned.
Review from Winters Heat →
I honestly didn’t think I’d care for this but the story seemed good and I wanted a suspenseful romance. I definitely got it! The narrator, Kafer, was perfect as Winters. I’m def buying his next book!! Sometimes I couldn’t decipher between winters and the other alpha males but his voice is so good, I didn’t..
Review from Existential →
decent book. good character development, good flow. good action. fun listen. would highly recommend to anyone.
Review from Hard Hit →
Plot was weak and narration was Jack Webb monotone. Boring and repetitive dialogue. Not at all recommend
Review from The Long-Range War →
Unfortunately, Mr. Kafer failed to bring out or add depth to the characters and story. What I’ll remember is listening to 10 hours of monotone where every character sounds the same.
Review from Flux →
Once again, Jeremy Robinson demonstrates how he is the master of original ideas. Flux is a time-travel rollercoaster ride with twist after twist. The wonderful characters, horrible villain, terrifying monsters and the now expected pop culture references and humour are all there. As are the now familiar crossovers and easter eggs from the rest of..