In typical style, Dalzelle weaves a colorful, literary tapestry that pulls the reader in for the duration. Familiar characters fuel yet another high octane story of adventure that Dalzelle’s readers have come to expect from him. The Audible narration is superb as always. When I dive into a new edition of Omega Force I expect..
Review from Punk’s Fight →
Interesting characters, continues from prior books in this series. Good dialogue. Detailed air combat background.
The story was entertaining but very slow to development. The protagonist was not believable. Go back and read award winners. They are better.
Review from Johnson Jones’ Diary →
This is terrible and I can’t seem to find the point of the story. I have enjoyed the previous books but not this one. Audible won’t let me return either.
Review from The Hidden History of the JFK Assassination →
it started slow & repetitive but you kind of expect it in another book in the long list of books on the JFK assassination
Review from Secret of the Phoenix →
good story, funny at times. great adventures. I like all the characters and the description of the ship is great. sometimes get the feel of star wars and something else but it stands on its own.
Review from Ten Conversations You Must Have with Your Son →
After spending a few weeks listening to the audio book, I got to the chapter about “marijuana” use and immediately turned it off and deleted it from my library. Claims are wildly inaccurate. Would not recommend.
Review from Fashionably Fierce →
After a life time of being bad Astrid’s sister is on a quest for forgiveness and making amends. Mother Nature sets her up on a quest to find the sacred clock all the while giving the mannerless murderous warrior a very similar one…. This violently adorable love story will have you giggling up a storm..
Review from Punk’s War →
Excellent action. Nuances of good and bad leaders well portrayed, as well as gamesmanship for promotion. Good humor.
I loved this book! After reading it I immediately wanted to share everything I’d learned with those around me. My understanding of Canada’s influence on United States history expanded and grew. Last week during Thanksgiving dinner I was rambling all about what I had learned about the Quebec Act to my parents (and for context,..