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I enjoyed this long audiobook. entertaining and narrator did well too. just wish didn’t have to use so many words to rate a book.

The narrator did a fine job and you get a lot of book for your credit. That’s about all I can say that is good. Took the things that were worthwhile from his last books and removed them and emphasized everything that wasn’t great.

A great series with unique characters and unique worlds and a way of traveling in space

And there appear to be other releases in the series, so if one were looking to purchase EVERYTHING in October 2023, Astral Prime and Mercy For Hire exist as complete collections while Mirth & Mayhem and Passage of Time would require another ten credits at least. Perhaps these last two will be released as complete..

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As a fan of Battletech, Armored Core, etc., I enjoyed this series. The dynamic was interesting, the characters were fun, and each book’s central theme kept me engaged through to the end. There are a LOT of battles. And some really don’t matter or contribute much to the story progressing. But overall I enjoyed feeling..

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I loved this series! I honestly have no complaints at all about any part of this series and I would encourage anyone to add this series to their library. I was sad when I got to the end and feel compelled to now go see what else this author has written.

I’ve listened to over 800 books on audible ans this by far the worst. I was excited at the long length and love all sci-fi but my God is it a terribly written piece of trash. painful, truly painful at 45hrs in. the character development, plot, everything is so disjointed I find myself wanting to..

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Reasonably enjoyable and a really good concept. I felt the narrator is just too cheerful and flippant for much of the story. I felt like I was listening to Galaxy Outlaws but with none of the silliness that works with his style. Book 5 was a children’s plaster mold of a political stage play and..

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Joe me interested from the first pages. Character development is excellent leaving you trying to decide ergo to root for as the characters were real and nether all good it all bad, but mirroring true human growth and change.

This series starts off great but quickly becomes a shallow mess of Deus Ex Machina plots. Morin seems to have approached each of these books as if he was doing homework from a creative writing class each based on horrible tropes. Long drawn out plots are suddenly ended in unsatisfactory ways because the ending demands..

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