Review from Eve 14 →
Unlike the author’s other books (which are great in their own way), this series is hard science fiction. It isn’t the goofy romp of Black Ocean, but rather a plausible look into a future where humanity survives in the form of androids who are seeking to reinvent their biological counterparts. It has some subtle humor..
Various plots around key players. Good twists for your entertainment. Enjoyable listen. Recommend it highly
I love the J.S. Morin series. Fantastic worlds, great characters and amazing stories. I have listened to many of them several times.
Review from Black Ocean: Mercy for Hire →
The only redeeming qualities of this audio book is as a semi-random noise generator. it’s a stupid, amateurish product
Review from Black Ocean →
none of the characters were likeable. it used the slow drip method of slowly introducing more disturbing characteristics. i gave up on it 1/2 way through.
Loved all books in the whole black ocean series. Solid part of my life for months.
Humans have been extinct for a thousand years. Before all was gone, there were 27 scientists who had their brains scanned into a robot. Thru those 27, they made thousands more, mixing parts of some to create new. Some robots are trying to bring back humans thru science. They have succeeded in some cases, but..
This book has everything. It’s long but worth EVERY second! I can’t wait for more
Review from Black Ocean →
Got about halfway through this story and then the woke politics started. The political correctness seemed forced, really hurt the continuity of the story. The authors couldn’t let Mort the Brown just be Mort . If you played Mort against Chuck, it have been hilarious, kind of a space going Odd Couple. If I didn’t..
Review from Galaxy Outlaws: The Complete Black Ocean Mobius Missions, 1-16.5 →
Quite a lot of light-hearted entertainment. Everything you could ask for from a space opera, and plenty of it