I have been a fan of the series since i first purchased book one and have enjoyed the ever growing series. That being said, this story felt a bit rushed and some of the characters don’t seem to line up with the ending of the last book. There are three huge missed opportunities that were..
Review from Marvels, Mochas, and Murder →
The narrator did a great job. I thought the end was a little weak. The characters were well developed. I want Meemaw to play more of a role. She and her book club should start meeting at the coffee house. And take a greater interest in the goings on think arsenic and old lace.
Review from Space Force →
After the next administration decides to dismantle the US Space Force an alien invasion sets up a Fortnite like Deathmatch for the rights to the planet. Stone and Hale’ (not Holly) are separated by a death field and must partner up with some unusual allies to defeat the space….well, you’ll see. Funny story, great characters,..
Review from Villains Deception →
You have to listen to the story very carefully. That’s all I’ll say about that.
Review from Space Force →
Certainly NOT SAFE FOR WORK as I quickly learned. A hilarious self-deprecating book about how the US military really feels about the creation of a “Space Force” inter-weaved with the author’s jabs at his own writing style and previous books. Only a true Jeremy Robinson fan would really appreciate the humor that at times sounds..
Substantial and varied insights. The authors seem to have held the same discussions with one another that I do with my friends.
Review from Snowbound →
Those wolfs kept me awake… until the truth on the story came, then I was horrified… Twisted, twisted….
Review from Villains Pride →
After all this fake or not. Some powerful antihero wont be the death of me I hope. I gave your four stars. Not because you told me so. As a wannabe multi-universe tourist. I can give you an honest review. And here it is, meh.
Review from Space Force →
It’s sometimes Difficult for me to get into an ensemble book. But Space Force is well written and quickly paced. The changes in narrator serve to move the story along rather than to distract. Jeremy Robinson’s sense of humor and storytelling craft go so well together! I literally laughed out loud several times while listening..
Review from The Secrets of Supervillainy →
Fun and fast paced. Good offering in the series and it continues to story line well. I recommend it if you liked the previous works in the Supervillainy saga. More Heros and Villains introduced kept it fresh and fun.