Review from Galaxy Outlaws: The Complete Black Ocean Mobius Missions, 1-16.5 →
J.S. Morin really hit the mark as a spiritual successor to Firefly. It’s definitely it’s own series though. 83+ hours and I never once lost interest!
Simpleminded, unfocused, uninteresting “space pirate” stuff. At 85hours/credit hours it was worth a try. Nope.
Review from Galaxy Outlaws: The Complete Black Ocean Mobius Missions, 1-16.5 →
Whomever was the audio producer of this book needs to be fired. Over 1000 titles in my library and this is the first book I ever refunded. Whomever thought putting the most annoying sound in human history as a transition between what, paragraphs? The sound does not even align with chapters (sectors) or plot lines…
Oh my goodness, I love this collection. I started this and could not quit..84 hours plus, since I had to backtrack when I fell asleep. The author created a world I wanted to be a part of. The narrator was so good I would have paid him to read the dictionary. It was fun, heartwarming..
narrator did fantastic job, the whole series was amazing wish it didn’t end, definitely worth it
I enjoyed this book. It was fun. The characters are interesting. I enjoyed the concept of a reality where magic and tech are needed to go to the different galaxies in brief amounts of time. The first story had me wanting more. There are serious and difficulties scattered through out each story. The reader does..
the 1st hour I didn’t think I would make it through by the 2nd hour I was getting into it by hour 40 I couldn’t stop listening to it and now that it’s finished I wish there was more
First, let me say I will rate a title but I do not write reviews. I am making an exception because of the value — 85hrs for a credit is a bit hard to find around here — for a well rounded SF adventure. The performance is excellent. The story is solid and entertaining. Not..
Great story it definitely reminded me of Firefly. the author really got into the characters and wow what a fantastic narrator.
you would think 80+ hours the story would get old, but I just couldn’t stop listening and Mikael Naramore does a fantastic job!