I loved this book. if you like Hot sex, with a little action, mixed with dragons, then this one is for you. It is a little damsel in distress but in a fun way
loved it, exciting and hott!!!!
Review from Abducting Abby →
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I Enjoyed listening
Review from Challenging Saber →
I Loved it. I have all of the series and it gives a better understanding.
almost there
Review from Boneshaker →
Getting closer to the crossover I want. Need Jason and his boy Robin out kicking ass together. Please make that be the next book thank you
keep it coming
Review from Boneshaker →
Another great addition to a series I can not get enough of. My only regret is that I binge listen and then have to wait.
Keeps getting better.
Review from Boneshaker →
I started reading Omega force years ago and I have enjoyed every single book so far. Though this is not Omega Force but Terren Scout Fleete, the universe and it’s occupants are the same. It is so much fun for you to witness Jacob going around a universe you have already visted with his dad..
I found it difficult to keep myself interested in finishing this book. Probably more suitable for teens.
Dagger
Review from Dagger’s Hope →
I absolutely loved this book. it’s full of action and hot steamy yummines! I can’t wait to read the next book! Thank you S.E. Smith!!
Love this series and the interwoven storylines, this one was even hotter with a polyamorous theme. Hats off to SE Smith for making this a “believable ” interaction in a fantasy based format. Thanks for the great story
Manages to structure complexities of China’s developmental agenda. Book quantifies standard developmental metrics (GDPpc, rise in purchasing power, FDI trends, financial leverage, domestic fiscal capacity), contrasting China’s path to East Asian economies that have followed “Developmental state” theory. Book introduces China’s institutional arrangement. Above mentioned trends are set in the political, environmental and social context…
Disappointing
Review from The Year of Peril →
This book was reviewed favorably in the WSJ, but I found it disappointing. As an avid reader of WWII non-fiction, I can say with confidence that the author makes some obvious errors in recounting historical events for 1942. For example, the fact about some Doolittle Raider aircraft being “downed in Japan” is wildly inaccurate. If..