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The story was very casual for me. I didn’t connect with any characters. It felt like listening into to a conversation around a dinner tabel but within a scifi setting. I didn’t really care about their concerns or on goings. For me the book occupied space…fully the void of silence…the chatter in the back ground

Well there’s not much but sadness in my life now that I’ve finished the mobuis missions. Not because I was left with any untied connections or anything like that but because when something truly great and wonderful can no longer be something new to be entertained by. I can’t wait to revisit this series when..

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I really liked Morin’s Black Ocean and related series but Sins of Angels fell quite short of the high bar set by his other work. I didn’t like any of the characters even remotely as much as anyone aboard the Mobius or on any of the 3 worlds of the Twinborn Chronicles. The story here..

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I loved it I didn’t know this was the same author from serenity my personal all-time favorite movie I wish they were more like it I never saw a firefly but I absolutely love the Black Ocean!

This was very good I couldn’t stop listening once I started if I wasn’t sleeping or working I was listening to this book would give it 10 stars if I could

This has been an amazing ride. I came off of Hyperion and The expanse feeling like I would not find anything that compared. I WAS WRONG!

Fantastic narration and great story. The classic rock references were awesome. Definitely reminds you of Firefly, but both different and similar all at the same time. There was a slow part there in the middle where I needed a break but I suppose you’d need a break from anything after over 40 hours of listening!..

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Did not finish, book six was like listening to 2020 politics. first 5 were OK

I could not stop listening to this book. Mikael Naramore’s rendition of Morin’s story was phenomenal. I have adored all of the books in the Twinborn Chronicles and can only hope that he comes out with more.

The Mobius Missions is an epic, dipped in epic, filled with epic and sprinkled with some great 80s music references. I’d recommend to anyone who finds themselves torn between fantasy and science fictions literary cravings. Wonderfully written and wonderfully narrated.