His outlook on life is outstanding, if you can get by narrative choppingness in talking.
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This book is a really fun edge-of-your-seat action-packed military Scifi…
Review from World War Mars →
Although Military Scifi isn’t 🪖 my go to genre, picking this up was a no-brainer as I’ve read several books by Rick Partlow and enjoyed them all. World War Mars did not disappoint… It was really good and I ended up on the edge-of-my-seat in this action-packed near earth adventure. Where just lifting off good..
Rick Parttlow has always been a great story teller, but here he breaks new strides and ground with a pulse pounding tale that doesn’t ever seem to let up on the pressure. All the characters,and their reactions to extraordinary events are highly probable, and very realistic. Keeping a science fiction concept grounded in real physics..
Highly recommended.
Review from The Unexpected President →
A good account of not only Chester Arthur, but of multiple important figures of this troubled era – that in many respects foreshadowed the present.
OUTSTANDING
Review from Echoes of Extinction →
A fantastic book and look forward to what’s next! Had me hooked from the very beginning!! Please take the time to listen, you won’t be disappointed!
Eye Roll
Review from World War Mars →
So pro American it reads like Chinese propaganda. I’m only halfway through but I’m sure the rest of the world won’t be able to take down the land of the free. USA #1?
Solid, fun read
Review from The Terran Menace →
This book offers a fun interpretation of familiar pop sci-fi themes. As someone who typically prefers hard sci-fi, I appreciated the softer approach, which spared me from lengthy, detailed explanations of propulsion systems for the thousandth time. Don’t get me wrong, I love that stuff but it’s nice to experience something else now and again…
A Fun Wild Ride
Review from World War Mars →
Exciting battles, fun characters, and more enemies than you can shake a grenade at! The narration is absolutely superb. In all, a wonderful start to the series.
Good listen
Review from Cruise Control →
This book is fast paced and it was really hard to stop listening. It’s a wonderful series but where are books 10-14??
This book continues the adventures of Ben and Matt as they use the same tactics Keep used on them to find deserving (i.e., dying or having a recent tragedy) people to give starship rides to for $20 a head. Noah, Tyler, and Allred go for a ride and, of course, things don’t go as planned…