Sometimes his book reminds me of the old movie serials with cliffhangers and reoccurring characters in hidden evil but not too dark. iI’s a fun book and a fun listen with a pretty good story just had realistic expectations about what type of book it is.
I’ve been a big fan of his work for a long time but he seemed to bring new energy into this book. Paul Heitsch is an amazing performer. If you haven’t tried any of this series it is well worth a read.
Review from Capture of the Defiance →
Love this second book, so amazing. Really want more. Hopefully theirs a 3rd book soon.
Review from To Hell and Back →
It’s got so much going for it, each book i always struggle with what to write as it always seems too glossy… Bottom line is the series is classic scifi with awesome comedy and battles! It doesn’t get old and just gets better as it ages. Keep them coming
Review from Forerunner →
Slow, very slow, not a fast starter and not my cup of tea. I expected more action and was not impressed
Review from Ambushing Ariel →
This was another great story except, the goddes plot with Trisha on the desert moon needed further development. I understand how the necklace given to her by the 12 inches creatures came in handy during her fight with the evil uncle, and its role in freeing the uncle’s symbiant,but we need further detail on this..
Review from To Hell and Back →
love it, all his work is great. series is slowing down a bit from earlier books
Review from Block by Block →
The time and effort Mr. Hanlon must have devoted to this is an indication of his interest in the subject. This is a wonderful look into the lives, scientific struggles, and the search for understanding the world around us.
Review from Homeless to Billionaire →
if you believe in yourself you can accomplish anything this is simply show you it doesn’t matter where you were born how’s your outcome and whatever your situation is you can always change your outcome in your life
This was a fun read and adventure story for men mostly. Roots in the Classic Ensign Flannery series of Paul Anderson. The plot was fun not really complex or dark. Reminds me a little of Man-Kzin Wars by Jerry Pournelle or Vorkosigan Saga Lois McMaster Bujold. if you are enjoying the Omega Force books like..