i really love this serie a lot of action and suspense .starting the book four now.
so far the best book of the serie!!!
Review from Hard Wired →
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Nathan Lowell’s stories I’ve always been some of my favorite. His character, Captain Ishmael Wang, is one of the more interesting and well-developed characters out there in space fiction. this particular book is a story of tragedy and triumph. if you enjoy stories of seemingly ordinary people rising to the occasion and succeeding in spite..
Loved it…
Review from The Distance →
I have listened to severl of Jeremy Roberts books. So far I have enjoyed all of them. This one did not disappoint. I would love to know what comes next for August and Poe.
Decent story
Review from The Distance →
The gestalt of the story was a little stale but the motive of the aliens was unique and new. The performance was a major distraction. The female voice was like listening to nails on the chalkboard. The pitch and tone reminded me of the chipmunks. The male voice was slightly monotoned with a consistent decrement..
Terrible Narrator
Review from Existential →
A decent story completely ruined by a horrible narrator. The first audiobook I couldn’t finish.
It strikes me that there doesn’t seem to be a explanation for the stars that are given. So I thought I’d start giving my take on it. 1 horrible no redeeming qualities. So far I’ve never given a 1. 2 blah but there are redeeming qualities. 3 ok worth reading. 4 great but there’s something..
Great story!
Review from The Distance →
I was not sure I would like this when I first started it. Amazing story! Couldn’t put it down.
Feed the Warrior In Your Soul
Review from Ruins of Empire →
Who doesn’t love heroes who prevail against overwhelming odds?! This book gives you several, and more adrenaline rushes than a pound of roasted coffee beans! Add to that the superb job of narration served up by Jeffrey Kafer, and you’ve got some great military sci-fi waiting for your enjoyment. This book is a keeper!
great book.
Review from Rise of a D-List Supervillain →
I loved this book and recommend you pick it up if you are following the series if not getting the first one you won’t regret it.
Something is probably just wrong with me personally so don’t go solely off of what I write here to make your decision. The female protagonist is gratingly weak and stupid at this point. She has a good moral center and is artistic. But the thoughts in her head as she reasons things through whether under..