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It was a nice novel about the interior thoughts of a privileged, modern man. He’s a good guy with simple, interior struggles who stands up for the little guy. It was simple, but I found it very interesting and appealing. The reader has a consistent, good voice.

This was a good overview of Napoleon. I knew very little about him and this was just the amount I was looking for as promised by the author. The wooden reading and bad French pronunciation was hard to get around, however.

Great premise but needs more story and character development and less sex. The vocabulary used for the sex scenes could also be more intimate and less crude

This series just can’t lose! I mean at this point Josh could write about the crew throwing a football around the ship and I’d read it. Can’t wait for the next book!

I love medical / trauma books and this one did not disappoint. Educational and humorous accounts of surgical trauma cases. The one thing I could have done without is the author slipping in his gun control opinions at several points in the book.

Knowing only the few facts that were taught in junior high, I can’t say that I have anything to compare this book to. While I can imagine a better, more tightly organized bbok than this, I found that Greenberger filled in many of the blanks in my knowledge of both Chester Arthur and the times..

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This complete story is not a standard Omega Force story. I enjoyed this unique tale.

Great homage to the F-14, its history, and some of the social issues it was involved in back in the day.

This is the 3rd “Punk’s” novel I’ve listened to. All 3 were great! I’m sure it’s pretty good to civilians, but if you are a veteran, especially Navy or involved with anything to do with aircrew, tactical air control or pilots, the Punk series will partially draw you in almost as if you’re there. The..

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I was very excited about this book, and wanted to be very interested in this time in history but the narrator made it very difficult to listen too.