Review from World War Mars 3 →
Enjoyable enough storyline and characters with some interesting concepts. Possibly could lead to a sequel story. However I couldn’t help but be annoyed by the fact that just about everyone was a history buff and the HORRIBLE romance that continued into this story. Having a character or two that knows history and often referances it..
Review from Breakfast with Seneca →
Narrator, speed of dialogue. What a great time we live in. This book will design the way you think and react to life situations. It’s invaluable.
I hate to think our politicians are that ignorant and in the pockets of defense contracts. However, I’m not as uninformed or ignorant to the fact that they are.
Review from Echoes of Extinction →
I listened to the whole thing, I wanted it to be good, the author was trying, I have nothing else positive to say
Too much about sexual want and misunderstanding of customs. No action or plot to speak of. Could not finish series.
Review from The Lost Relic →
The story concept is a great one, but I was hoping for more. This narrator is not great at female voices.
Review from Soldiers of Fortune →
But the characters are engaging and the plot has enough twists and turns to keep you listening. As a plus, there are a lot of books in the series, and another series that follows his estranged son. You can pass a lot of time with Joshua Dalzelle.
Review from Artifact →
If you are at all technical, this story will have you rolling with laughter at many of the plot vehicles. Characters are shallow and plot is thin and predictable. Dying to have my money back on this one.
Review from World War Mars 2 →
I know Rick partlow is a good author, but this one really isn’t hitting for me. It’s premise is interesting enough and the action is fine, but the character building is real weak, with characters acting very out of character based on what we know of them, religious zealous cursing out their gods, special forces..
When you finally got to the actual characters, they were creative enough to keep the interest of someone typically from their upper teens through their middle 20s however, the repetition between the books is difficult to get past. It’s the same story told from a couple different perspectives then it switches to a slightly different..