Review from Punk’s Fight →
An amazing series. You don’t need to have military experience to enjoy it, although it is that much more enjoyable understanding the jargon, quips, and personalities depicted which is what I would say I enjoyed the most. The character development, and personality was presented in such a believable way. The action, technical details, and settings..
Review from Forerunner →
story reminded me of bobiverse except it’s not one person alone not sure about moving on to the next book story wasn’t that engaging
Review from The Oh My Gawd Couple →
Loved it!!! There interactions- Laughed out loud!! Another amazing book – Love this series… must read!!
Review from The Human Factor →
I began with Joshua Dalzelle’s The Black Fleet Trilogy. I was completely unaware of the universe of worlds and characters he’s created across 24+ books. Several chapters into the first Black Fleet book (Warship) I was hooked. And I soon learned Dalzelle had so many more available! This current book (The Human Factor) being number..
Review from Punk’s War →
This was a surprising good “listen”. I became aware of this series by watching Ward Carroll’s YOUTUBE channel. He was a back seater in a F14 Tomcat and has many good stories about his time in the Navy, which he tells very well. I liked the mix of seriousness and humor in the story. The..
Review from Punk’s Wing →
Ward really knows his stuff. He can be overly tough on women but that must have been the mentality back in the day. The narrator does a terrible job on women’s voices but decent for other characters. Why not use two narrators…it would be a lot more realistic.
Review from Survivor Skills →
Loved this series, looking foreword to the next book. It took me a while to get these books would love to finish series. Hope next book will come out soon to finish story line.
Review from Punk’s War →
this one kept me up all night because I couldn’t stop listening! great story and great narration.
Review from Legends Never Die →
Jason is becoming rather boorish in his demeanor. Too often berating his team. Secondly, the increase in fights I take as padding, lack of story. I might be wrong.
“digitized minds of former humans” in space war ships each with its own “super power” weapon