Review from Punk’s Fight →
I was sincerely please with the entire series. The final part here seems incomplete which lead me to think that a 4th book ought to be coming, but since all 3 of these have been out for awhile in print before coming to Audible; I am not raising my hopes…that’s too bad, because there is..
Review from The War of Jenkins’ Ear →
Words that come to mind: Whack A Mole history and meandering. While listening to this book on Audible I found it easy to loose focus and to think of other topics. The story might or might not be accurate but I was left with the feeling of not completely trusting it’s accuracy or conclusions. Possibly..
For the 2nd book in this series, the character development and aging was consistent and realistic. Descriptions of area were imaginative and imaginable. Can’t wait to hear the next book.
Review from Claiming Tiny →
Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it’s like your really there!! good overall
Review from Chasing Taz →
Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it’s like your really there!! good overall
Review from The Dark Prince’s Prize →
Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it’s like your really there!! good overall
Review from Alexandru’s Kiss →
Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it’s like your really there!! good overall
Review from Heavy Metal →
An amazing job!! What a story, it was very well written and executed. The bond that Jacob and Jason have unwrittenly” formed and executed just perfectly. What an amazing ride. Looking forward to more of this story line and more colab cross over with OF whenever possible. Well done indeed.
Review from Punk’s War →
I’m pretty much a hard sci-fi listener. I’ve never been interested in war stories much. However, I do love airplanes and am a DCS hobbyist which got me started. I was surprised to find that this is much more than a war story. It’s a story that involves people and relationships as much as it..
Review from Breakfast with Seneca →
This is a great book. However, the narrator was like listening to someone scratching a chalk board. I think I will simply buy a copy and read it on my own.