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This is worth a listen, and a sequel. It is kind of short, but very interesting premise.

It’s slow to start, but once it gets to Vincent’s adult years it really takes off. I cried several times. It was beautifully detailed and so very heart-wrenching… I’ll forever look at his paintings with a more empathetic eye!

Glad to have Omega Force back! Entertaining and always a fun listen. Keep the fun stories rolling.

I DON’T understand why they don’t see how having a narrator so AWFUL can RUIN the story! His voice for the female was CRINGE-WORTHY, and his voices for the male characters SUCKED too!! He also sounded robotic with some kind of weird sensei type voice…. I mean I couldn’t even get into the story because..

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A series of true stories of the few who stood for the oppressed against terrible odds. The writer weaves tales of courage and morality in the face of past , present and future immoral horrors.

Another typical Omega force story with the trademark blend of action & goofiness. The buildup towards the future big one is good.

Want to hear more about earth’s view of Captain Burke. How the powers that be realized he not an enemy of humanity.

I mean not much to say he could probably write about a space turd and it would be good enough for me to be hooked to til the end! Keep it up Josh!

I love a book that starts out running and Silent Wars : Fugitives at a sprint and then goes into a full run. We take poor Eli (a post apocalyptic cop) from an underground prison, to a freaking train fight (briefly), to a full scale invasion of Gnat territories. Think the battle of Hoth if..

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terrible book thought it was supposed to be a spy novel, listened to the first 5 minutes, thought sure that will do. terrible book.