Review from Heart of Stone: The Stone Series, Volume 1 →
The narration was awful. The narrator had such an eneven cadence. The emphasis and inflection used in the sentences was choppy and unnaturally forced. The story was basically 50 Shades with different character names, professions, and locales.
Review from Quarter Share →
This story grab me from the very beginning, and held my attention throughout. it was very original and I felt as if I was right there experiencing it myself.
Review from Quarter Share →
I really enjoyed this. It has very low stakes–almost no tension–just a nice slow journey of growth both for the MC and for the crew. Part Military SF without the militant part, part economics satisfaction story. I liked the characters, I liked the scenes of chopping vegetables and strolling through flea markets, I liked the..
Review from Starship Eternal →
Interesting, I like the direction this story is going. Looking forward to reading the next book in the series.
Review from Space Force →
I must have listened 20 times! I love it the same. comic moments, stupid campy sci-fi and flagrant uses of the word TAINT!
Review from Half Share →
Jeffrey Kafer always delivers and it’s awesome. The story seems . I love stories that just put me in a good mood this is one of them
Review from Wounded Kiss →
The story is too short to fully get into it, and there isn’t a second book in the series. It really leaves you with a “well that was a waste of time” moment.
Review from Desperation →
Like the others in this series Caleb and the marines can’t catch a break… well actually they catch all the breaks then are immediately slammed with another but kicking problem. Over all I enjoyed it greatly. A few times I nearly put it down because one word … Valentine… She’s a good annoying villainy like..
Review from Project Legion →
What an incredible and satisfying ending to a much beloved series. Bravo! Do another please.
Review from Gunpowder Moon →
Well, I love the space mining mystery idea. The characters are likable and the mystery is compelling. I really like the information about what it takes to work and live on the moon. POSSIBLE SPOILER: I don’t have trouble believing that we still have the same bad habits even 250 years from now. In evolutionary..