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Pretty redundant on the psychology side, but some enlightening information regarding education and medicine to be sure.

The writing was overwrought and the narration even more so, making it almost laughable when it should not have been. The characters were clichéd stereotypes with no real depth. The conversations the Preacher had with Rachel were super cringey and the fact that she kept saying that the guy respected her was maybe one of..

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Love those stories that move in with you and become family? Then this series (half share to owners share) is for you.

This series so far has been a blast, Soon as Book 5 is released I’ll have a credit with its name on it.

I enjoyed this audio book. As soon as I finished it I purchased the next book in the series. Don’t be put off by some of the comments from other readers. Good story, characters and performance.

I would say all stories were pretty good except the last story “In the Hills, the cities” couldn’t get through it decided to skip theoughbi hope his Clive Barkers stories get better. That last one was decent at best.

This wasn’t one of Robinson’s good ones. Sometimes they’re amazing. But there are definitely a few duds sprinkled in between. This is one of them (IMO). The story had an interesting premise, but seemed to get bogged down in minutia and sidetracked on dead-end storylines. I didn’t finish and will try to return.

Great story but narrator performed strange. Kinda dull and weird inflections on words. BUT story was great and love how all these books tie into one another. Can’t wait for the next one in the series!

Ecstatic to find a continuation of the Ishmael story, the “shares” series was great, can’t wait to see where he goes from here.

Excellent continuation of the Ishmael storyline, great characters, great story. If you are looking for a great read without all the gratuitous sex and violence found in so many books, this is the author and series for you.