Review from Dust 2: A New World Order →
That I need to be listening to this book after getting so disappointed of the main character which most impressive thing he did before became a vampire (wtf!! Where did that come from!?) was making cars with flat batteries start (except the 3 dogs he killed before he just looked on his friends got killed..
One of the best parenting books I have encountered, full of practical advices and insightful observations. I listened several times and will return to it again and again.
Review from Blueshift →
A very compelling story that kept you engaged with the plot, characters and narration. If I had one gripe it’s the time line. You’re off by a factor of ten. They should be on day 300,000 in space not 3,000.
Loved it!! It resonates with the stage I am in at present in my lifes journey. Thank you to everyone involved who made this book possible.
Review from Forerunner →
Is Audible somewhat liable for helping you steal Dennis E. Taylor’s ‘We are Bob’, aka The Bobiverse, series? I mean come on! Mister Hooke wrote this two years after Mister Taylor published his first Bob book, and the rip-offs from his story abound. I get that science fiction writers borrow from each other. And if..
Review from Homeless to Billionaire →
it took until the fourth chapter before it actually started talking about the reason you’ve got this book. Near raider sounds like it automated robot reading for you. It Naim drops a lot of people as if that’s going to give it credibility. after the first 16 minutes I stopped listening to this book. chapter..
Review from Roam’s Valentine Wish →
I loved all the books to this series. I wish all dreams cod come true like this. That it was as simple as going to a different planet and finding true love
Review from Galactic Forge →
I struggled with the leaps in logic to make sense of the characters. The book seems to ignore the fact the mc is a slave to the machine in his head.
Review from Dust: Before and After →
Interesting angle on a well known genre. Adequate writing. Bad word repetition.The narration is better then the book deserves.
Review from Radical Hope →
the narration is a bit robotic at times but after a little while I barely noticed it any more. As for the book itself, it reads like the usual sociology text in that it’s very verbose and will go back over what was previously covered already in the book several times. if that’s something you..