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Enjoyed the book. Well written. Fascinating story of a largely forgotten president. The narrator’s delivery is too robotic. He occasionally with drift into a more natural flow only to return within a few sentences to a more rigid, unnatural cadence.

Definitely not a book about JFK, the title is very misleading. I certainly would not have purchased the book if the title reflected what the book was actually about.

The plot didn’t seem to develop as well as previous books. The involvement of the man characters wasn’t explained well enough just glossed over.

This is a great series and I love that paul Heitsch is narrating!This is as good as Omega force series.

this book answered a few questions but we need sooooo much more. There is so many more stories we need! I hope you continue on with these characters. I’ve already been through all the other series. NEED MORE!

A “Miss Lonelyhearts” for the Great Recession. Millet’s quiet sparseness is not to everyone’s taste, but her “takes” are thoughtful and her dialog tags quietly cutting. Narrator Paul Heitsch reads in a deadpan, unsmirking saunter well attuned to the author’s comic rhythms. This book is not as gentle or antic as some reviews suggested, and..

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Still writing fun stories that are interesting, but don’t take themselves too seriously. Good humor mixed in too.

The end of the third book does nothing but leave you hanging waiting for a fourth book which is not coming. The two main characters are a total disappointment. When they first meet the male character says she is the most beautiful woman he has ever seen. They then spend 2 months alone on a..

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From the VERY light framing of the story in the beginning where : 1) The world come together and build a spaceship 2) They fly the spaceship to a far off location without any shakeout cruises…or any backup parts…yeah 3) an astronaut just fixes an alien gate with what…a wrench? Then they get to the..

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