Review from Dust: Before and After →
Honestly, I thought the idea of being in a storm and developing power what’s awesome. But I have NO idea where the ending came from, and I spent a good hour after I finished it replays ng the ending in my head to make sense of it but I just can’t. Vampires and werewolves?! Dude..
Review from Sweet Taste of Liberty →
Amazing archival research which was necessary in writing such a magnificent story. I would recommend this book to anyone.
Review from Omega Rising →
Is a good story. Gets kinda corny and sometimes predictable, but overall a good listen.
Review from Homeless to Billionaire →
Andres’ story is both inspirational and motivating. It has changed my mindset in multiple times. I love this book and recommend anybody read it.
Review from Omega Rising →
easy. simple, mostly entertaining albiet predictable. it’s not intelligent, deep or exceptionally creative, but it is fun enough that I’ll try the second book. I’ll give it a GO if you don’t expect something like the expansion series of the like.
Great piece of write up, once I started could not stop until it finished in 2days despite my tight schedule. The message is impactful and very practical…I hope I take my learning with me to achieve great things
Review from Rebellion →
I have listened to the entire series up to this point and have not binged as much as I did on this book. The plot is fresh, the banter isn’t forced and it’s space opera at it’s finest. A limited series on Amazon Prime would be nice!
Review from Omega Rising →
a weak feel good novel, reminiscent of older scifi which is good and bad the story has great potential but is just sadly weak. more of a children’s book
Review from The Dragon’s Treasure →
I have fallen in love with this story! S. E. Smith has a fantastically wonderful and unique imagination of writing entertaining stories. I have been a fan of this author for sometime. Her stories are elaborate and well written. The author has a way of drawing you into the characters lives. David Brenin has a..
I’ve been reading presidential biographies over the past year, and this one is one of my favorites. The author’s details and focus on the development of Arthur’s character, and that of those around him, made it an excellent and entertaining read.