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Starts slow but gets better

Review from Unleashed →

Both writing and performance took a while to work properly. The producer failed to catch flawed dialogue accents and pacing early on in the book. But the reader gained his footing after five chapters and became the excellent performer of prior Omega Series books. Similarly, Dalzelle brushed past the point of three or four previous..

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Favorite so far

Review from The Dragon of Sedona →

This in my opinion was the best book in the series. I wasn’t sure how Alexander’s story was going to go, if he was going to move on and find a new love, if he would give in to suicide, or somehow get his love back. I was very happy with the outcome! Maiara is..

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Review from Punk’s War →

This story accurately depicts self absorbed jet pilots and the frequent frustrations of squadron life under bad leadership. The narration was good and added to the story. These typical fighter pilots who have all the foibles of regular people on top of an “attitude” and an ego as big as the boat.

Completely captivating

Review from Van Gogh →

Before I started this book, I really didn’t like Vincent van Gogh’s work however, throughout listening to this book, I’ve grown to admire him and now see the beauty in his artwork… I highly recommend this!

Beyond Profound

Review from Van Gogh →

The detailed accounts of the life of Vincent Van Gogh is amazing. The detailed compilation of explicit history is fascinating & remarkable. So much gratitude to the authors for allowing us to know the truth of the life of Vincent Van Gogh without romantic myths.