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Glad I grabbed this second book. Great story line. New family, friends, who to trust, a surprise foe to friend, excitement. It had it all.

This book was so different from those I normally read, but I couldn’t stop listening. Great characters and a story line that really pulled me in. I immediately grabbed the next book in this series.

While the life of Vincent is fascinating & the way the authors tell it is quite moving, the audio version is somewhat flawed in 2 ways: first — and less important — the reader’s exaggerated enunciation and syncopated manner often remind me of someone trying (badly) to imitate William Shatner. Second, it’s a time-consuming book,..

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I’ve enjoyed each of the books in this series. Book was no different. It includes a great storyline and equally great narration.

interesting topic told in a great story. it inspired me to read the whole series.

This book had its ups and downs for me, and ultimately it just wasn’t a great fit. I struggled early on because of the narration. Paul Heitsch delivered every line with slow, heavy emphasis, drawing out words as if to inject extra meaning into each one. Instead of enhancing the story, it made those early..

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This books puts Omega Force against their previous benefactors as they learn they have been manipulated to push agendas they had no knowledge of.

I have to say the first few books were just alright and then since the Archon books it has continued to improve. The crew is becoming more cohesive as is the banter and camaraderie. This book focuses on the Phoenix itself and why everyone is after it all the time. It looks like we will..

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The power reminded me of another book I read that a boy ate stuff and got traits, but this was even better. I love how Skill Eater would not tell its name, but gave a nickname. I am excited for the next book to come out.

After finishing this book you can see in no uncertain terms why Nimitz was able to make such a difference. Also a Great contrast between him & MacARTHUR with better understanding of who really contributed the most to winning the War.