Review from Quarter Share →
Kind of neat how the jack-of-all-trades MC brings “new” ideas to the front. Not a lot of adventure or excitement. An interesting concept of how the clipper ship could one day translate to interstellar trade, but where are my space pirates? (jk but only a little) Seems like this is building up to something, but..
Review from The Distance →
Another home run by JR. He never disappoints me with his books, and I certainly look forward to the next novel.
Review from Owner’s Share →
Enjoyed this whole series. The story flowed and characters all seemed to fit together. Read very well.
(Swinging basket skipping through the meadow, or the woods, take your pick) La la la la la. His mom is killed in an accident and he has to ship out to support himself. That is the height of the drama. Story arcs are supposed to be like a bell curve, with the conflict and drama..
Yeah, it’s called designer clothes and a hookup. He’s 17 years old and all the women want him. He learns fast and remembers it all. He has never had a friend yet is very astute about behavior and relationships, and talks like a mature savvy professorial businessman. This is book 2 in the series and..
Review from Quarter Share →
I have to say I’m very pleased, a fresh new series. I highly recommend
Review from War →
It seems like all he did was degrade her complain and bitch to her. I would’ve walked away from him and never come back. it seemed the whole book was nothing but negative and anger throughout the whole thing unless they were having sex. It was a waste of my time on this one. The..
Review from Quarter Share →
This is a fun sci-fi coming of age adventure story. Ismael, the main protagonist, finds his life completely changed after his mother dies in a flitter crash. He signs on with a merchant shipper and the rest you’ll have to read for yourself. It’s a great story in the tradition of Heinlein’s YA stories from..
An accurate preview of space-based warfare in the not-so-distant future! First Contact is not that far off! What does Humanity do when the Aliens offer technology so advanced that it seems like magic? The Aliens have one stipulation: the Earth must permanently join their “Federation” of Planets! Remember the adage: “careful what you wish for!”
Review from Half Share →
pleasant enough, but the author can’t write a believable teenager. Very cringy at times