I was going on a solo road trip related to my job and wanted an Audio Book that kept me awake during the long drive. Viking Tomorrow made a very long drive seem like a trip to the store. It hooked me in to this crazy dystopian world to such a degree that I ate..
Review from Rogue →
I find that most of his main characters have anger issues and rather severe personality disorders, but Nathan Stone is just awful. He’s an absolute sociopath with a very poorly written history. Other reviews have compared him to Jason Bourne, he presents my like Jason Voorhees. This was a book with exactly one potentially likeable..
Review from Existential →
I hate giving negative reviews and I rarely do, but omg…I had to force myself to finish this. There was nothing special or interesting about this book. It was just your average run-of-the-mill soldiers-vs-aliens story where people get picked off one at a time. There were no details offered, no motivations of the aliens, no..
Review from The Secrets of Supervillainy →
Badly veiled snipping at current political climate. Characters were 2 dimensional and ending was rushed with no actual conclusion.
Review from Space Force →
Ok, this was a fun, funny, sarcastic look at a preposterous idea, that being “What if Trump got his way and the military created a Space Force.” Robinson takes that idea and all the ridiculousness of it and runs with it. When we meet the eponymous force, they running their final training mission before their..
I love this series and this book didn’t disappoint. that being said if feel as though the stories are a bit condensed and could use some more depth.
Space Force by Jeremy Robinson is one of those audiobooks where the listener really needs to reads the publisher’s summary. Next, read at least one or two reviews to be sure of what they will be getting themselves into for the next 9 hours and 33 minutes. This is to stop the problem of the..
First and foremost, holy crap was this book funny. Seriously, this might be one of the funniest books I’ve ever read. Robinson wrote a perfectly timed book that included pretty much everything that we’re mad or happy about in later 2018 and early 2019. The premise: Space Force (you know, the branch of the military..
Review from Space Force →
Got increasingly corny starting half way through. Was accepting it for what it was but, the ending stuff…. meh. Was entertaining and interesting enough to finish but I wouldn’t be moved to tell a friend…”hey, you should listen to…”. If you are considering this because you were a fan of Infinite and its thought provoking..
Review from Villains Rule →
This was a great listen. The story was entertaining with plenty of snark and fourth wall breaking. The narrator was fantastic.