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Highly Recommend
Review from Homeless to Billionaire →
Highly recommend. I listened to in one day. It was good. Gave me a lot to think about and gave me a push to stay positive.
Honestly I can’t imagine why the author would think this book would be entertaining. Often it’s only a soapbox for his desire to nanny us into using seatbelts, motorcycle helmets and of course giving up guns, cigarettes and whiskey. The few actual trauma cases he describes are so watered down with simplifications that it becomes..
hilarious!!!
Review from Sea Shenanigans: Volume 2 →
Hilariously funny with unforgettable characters. You may cry but you’ll definitely laugh, maybe even cry while laughing!!
Gripping Sci-Fi Thriller
Review from Artifact →
I was entertained by book one of the “Saturn’s Legacy” series. This was one of those stories that gripped my attention from the very beginning until the end. It was difficult for me to shut off the audiobook to go to sleep, and I couldn’t wait to get it started again, once I had some..
The Synchronicity War books were the first I have listened to from Dietmar Wehr. Kinda turned me into a fan boy. Finally got to get to the continuation of the saga. Prior to listening to this, I went back and did the first four books again to catch me back up. Very happy how this..
Great ending
Review from Galaxy Undone →
Love the story, and the performance was amazing. A great ending to the series. The voice he gives to the different characters is just amazing.
It moved at a snails pace
Review from Starship for Rent →
The amount of time I spent listening to this book, is time I will never get back.
The action kicked into high gear in chapter one and never let up. Layered throughout the peril and intense cat and mouse sequences was a plot full of mistrust, betrayal, and never knowing whom one could trust, with increasingly higher stakes as the story progressed. Scott Moon also filters descriptions of rare beauty and poignant..
The first 80% of the book was an entertaining, easy-to-follow jaunt through the galaxy. There were interesting characters, decision points, and intriguing turns of events. The world building left a lot to the imagination, but not distractingly so. What dragged the whole train off of the rails was the last several chapters. In a universe..