Review from Hunter’s Claim →
Not a terrible story but felt very much amateurish to me. Not enough development. Lots of speeding through character and plot development. I didn’t all out hate it but, I prefer more sophisticated or more seasoned writing and stories. I would not recommend spending a credit. I got it during a $5 book sale. I..
Review from Homeless to Billionaire →
Very good read. If applied will work. Recommend to anybody starting out with their life journey
Review from Forerunner →
Unique concept and I really enjoyed it and got into the series. The first two books have been good and I plan to continue with the third.
Review from Savage Homecoming →
I read a number of negative reviews of this book, people complaining about all sorts of BS,. Honestly, some people just like to complain, maybe to pretend they are better or smarter than the plebs that would enjoy something so droll. If you like these characters and this story line, then you are going to..
Review from Blueshift →
I really enjoyed this book, had a hard time putting it down. The only thing I didn’t like was not learning enough about the various tribes that occupied the future Earth. I really hope there is a sequel that digs deeper into how humans survived the pandemic and how the different tribes came about.
Review from The Pandora Paradox →
love all Omega Force stories. Narration is outstanding and can’t wait for the next one..
Review from Galactic Forge →
l have enjoyed listening to the first book of this series, l am looking forward to seeing where it goes. Art, now finds himself and his strange crew fighting a war he never knew existed.
Review from Boneshaker →
Fun story. I’m not sure but wasn’t there a third battle synth with the enlisted guys at the end?
Review from Secret of the Phoenix →
The stories are fun! The characters are interesting! Love Joshua Dalzelle’s other book series as well!
Review from Other Side of the Night →
“You must get me a better position.” “Find me some votes.” Yes, there’s been over a century of public shaming of Stanley Lord. No, it’s not enough. Holding him properly accountable at the time might very well have deterred some of the psychopathy rampant in international business and politics today. Shame will obviously never suffice..