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this included much more information on psychology and neurobiology than I expected. I loved it though

Exceptionally well researched and important chronicle of U.S. History. A human, compelling an honest attempt to do justice by recovering and where that is impossible imagining an exceptional life that there is little record of by design.

the female narrator was trying to put on a Boston accent, being from Boston, I couldn’t even listen to it. it was horrible. not even close!

The target demographic for this book is teenage girls. I wish I’d known this before I bought it.

It is a good story. Thanks for not getting too sappy with the father-son stuff.

This is basically the last starfighter joins the rebellion rather unwillingly and with significant whining. An unimaginative story told in a manner and dialogue more suited to teenagers than the average consumer of pulp science-fiction.

This is the best of Ward Carroll 3 books. Loved it, would definitely recommend it to anyone who likes military fiction.

Joshua Dalzelle has good plot lines and easy listening material. This book was not his best.

The storyline just continues and gets better with every book. Dalzelle started the saga with a troubled loaner in the Rocky Mountains being dragged into space. Thirteen books and counting, Dalzelle introduces a new story branch when the hero’s son begins a parallel, intertwined series of his own. This is the fourth book in that..

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it was different, i liked it . not predictable good characters. I really liked it