Review from Skill Eater 2 →
Great sequel and looking forward to the next one. Some sections felt like page fillers as author restated the same thing as if to remind the reader in full detail of all relevant facts regarding the next upcoming plot point. Slowed down the story and made me tune out a couple times.
Review from Skill Eater 2 →
the chapters can be wordy , the author says something, says it again slightly different, and again before getting to the point that was obvious 10 flowery and puffed up sentences earlier. the story is good enough to put up with but it should be 90 chapters instead of 107 if the fluff was tamed..
Review from Omega Rising →
It was just difficult to follow as the characters in the storyline just developed so fast with no real explanation.
Review from Legends Never Die →
After listening to this book I believe the author has finally figured out his direction in which he wants to drive the story. Jason struggles about Lucky and their friendship and devotion to the crew is heartfelt and believable.
Review from Revolution →
This continues from the other books and you can tell the author has really started to get into the groove of his storyline. You can see from the other books which were essentially stand alone vs this one which appears to kick off a new story arcs. Narration is great as always
Review from The Human Factor →
I’m already many books ahead in the series but I can say this kicks off a lot of the future story arcs and the Omega Force series really picks up steam
Review from World War Mars →
China and India do several pearl harbor attacks on US. Well we don’t want to upset sales so no problem. Really? Don’t think we would have to worry about an alien ship on Mars since we would be at nuclear war.
Review from Marine →
This book and series will be a GREAT continuation of the writing and ingenuity given in the Omega Force series. To be honest, I didn’t know about Terran Scout Fleet until after reading book 10 of Omega Force. With liking Omega Force, I was grateful that the storyline would branch off and continue but in..
Review from Skill Eater →
this was a great listen overall and I can’t wait for the second book to drop
Review from The Unexpected President →
This book sheds light on a period and characters that are often neglected in American history. The story of Chester Arthur and his fateful rise to the presidency is fascinating. I highly recommend this book.