Review from Earth Alone →
Struggled to finish, a lot of details about the character’s lives and how they ended up in the service. A few exciting moments. Expecting book two to be more action and less about everyone’s feelings.
Review from Owner’s Share →
Enjoyed the whole series. I would recommend this book to any friend although it lacked full closure…maybe another book the future!!
Review from Quarter Share →
A well written biography of a young spacer.don’t expect a lot of action. The plot doesn’t reach a dramatic climax, just a lot of wandering around.great for listening to in the car.
Review from APEX →
First two were original and awesome. This had poor character development and shallow plot. Disconnected from first two books and just a worn plot.
Review from The Tower of Zhaal →
I love the Cthulu mythos and this is a GREAT series that expands on it. I love the diverse characters and love the protagonist and how this book and the first don’t skimp on the beautiful horrors of this universe. I suggest you evolve to something more than human, enjoy battle and breed your own..
It sounded like the female narrator hadn’t read the book at all. She reminded me of Captain Kirk from Star Trek. All of the wrong words were emphasized. I couldn’t finish the book because the narration was so bad.
Ok, this is not going to be a complimentary review in spite of me mostly enjoying this story. Here’s my gripe. The moral dilemmas that Caleb faces and responds to are not those of a warrior. He takes the abuse of a Dictator and always finds a way to justify it. [SPOILER]. The fact that..
Review from Half Share →
It started in book one and part of book two as a very nice walk through a normalish life in a futuristic setting. As Half Share progressed it turned into a a shallow discussion of people’s bodies, getting aroused, and getting laid. It was very disappointing. There was sooo much potential. It was developing a..
Review from Flux →
The story was interesting, narration certainly not great. Looking forward to the next book. Hope it’s better.
Review from Hard Road →
There is nothing special about this book. No character development, no gotcha moments, no excitement. There are much better books to burn a credit or spend your dollar on.