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Great great book 🤯🤯 I loved the story and the message. Going to implement these in my life.

I absolutely loved the story and the narrator. So much that I began watching Coast Guard -Alaska on Peacock network. (Not as thrilling but still good). This is my favorite audiobook in many years. I couldn’t stop listening. Well done!

Story mesmerized me. Gave me a new respect for our nation’s coast guard service. Appreciated the recognition that these unbelievable performances were associated with Providence.

Having experienced the spell that genuine Vermeer paintings cast over all the viewers at the National Gallery of Art’s special exhibition during my visit in December 1995, I would be most interested in knowing what experts and people in general saw in the forgeries to bring out what sound like similar reactions to those paintings..

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This is my favourite book in both Omega Force and Terran Scout Fleet. It’s dynamic, involved, and emotional. I’ve listened to it several times and it’s a treat. i strongly suggest listening to the series intertwined so the timeline align. Beautiful.

I laughed so much through this story and The readers really helped make the story and the listening experience even more enjoyable and hilarious. Awesome story that will be listened too and read over again.

This book was freakin hilarious. I loved this story, not what I thought I was getting. It was even better. Although I wanted the bad people to get more comeuppance! Definitely worth the credit.

Great story , great characters, and fantastic narration.This is a space opera that can continue for a long while.

It’s a terrifying premise in which an AI enslaves the protagonist regardless of its well-meaning intentions. Slavery is a heinous practice, and no one should be okay with it, no? If I were the enslaved protagonist in such a story, then I would evade at every turn and certainly refuse to add value to its..

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I was interested in a book that looked at the American Revolution from the standpoint of the common man and disenfranchised. Raphael sets down some stories that I have not seen before, but some of his excerpts ran so long that I was definitely bored. Raphael tends to hammer his point in more often that..

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