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This book is like reading your grocery list. There’s something almost hypnotic about it, since I obviously kept reading. But my god, seriously – NOTHING happens in this book. The main character’s mother dies in an accident. He’s just a teenager, so now he has to fend for himself. But… does he mourn her at..

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I really enjoyed the story as well as the narrative. I hope there more books

Couldn’t finish it at all…just couldn’t get into the story line that seemed rushed

The sophomore try of this series is a good listen if your commute is short and you can take in a few minutes at a time. Otherwise, the main character needs to grow a spine when dealing with obviously disposable leadership of the colony.Not sure if book 3 is in my future.

Loved the first book. Hated the second book and this one isn’t a lot better. Not sure if I’m going to give any more of his books a try. Super strange and disjointed book. I could barely finish it.

Story was great but the narrator was terrible! He sounded like an old detective with a chip on his shoulder the entire book, regardless of the mood for that scene.

I don’t like when a series has a narrator change, it throws me off. But luckily the first half of the series are almost stand alone books. So you don’t have the thing where a characters inflection and voice changes all of sudden.

Gone is the weak but pleasant slice of spacer life story of book one. It is replaced in Half Share with a cringy and ridiculous plot that serves only to get characters into bed; horrific and repetitive dialogue; and copy and paste characters who act like brainless idiots fawning over Ishmael who does nothing worth..

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Very enjoyable. My first book from this author and I have continued to read the series.

The first book captured my attention, this one kept me listening. Now I want to go into the next one. A bit more horror in this one, but I enjoyed it. On to book 3!