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A fantastic overview of how the national elections of 2016 unfolded — but delivered as if it was read by a monotone, male Amazon Alexa. The droll delivery really detracted from my experience with the audio, relative to other titles.

The humor has me laughing so loud, people enquired what was so funny. I love the strong female in this story.

If Frederick Pohl could be considered a nice Sci-Fi meal, this would be equivalent to a gas station burrito….it’s just that sometimes I’m in the mood for a nice, entertaining dose off garbage.

Not only did this book provide an excellent overview of Chester A Arthur, it also gave an appropriately in depth look at other prominent figures surrounding him at the time; such as Roscoe Conkling and President James Garfield. In particular I enjoyed hearing the letters of Arthur’s supporter Julia Sand.

Riley is funny, fierce, and totally adorable her fierceness comes through at the most inappropriate times. Box is so manly and clueless about these Earth women and anticipating Riley’s next move and behavior is thoroughly exciting and definitely great entertainment.

i need around 12 hours of book to be satisfied with this story. it’s just not concluded satisfactorily enough

I’ll focus on audio quality, as the rest of the performance was top notch as always. It was especially jarring in the first few chapters, where it sounded like it was recorded in a bathroom. I could hear echos and general poor quality. This was definitely not recorded in a sound booth….

Love at first sight is always fun for me. However, I felt like the emotional relationship wasn’t very well developed. The sexual aspect was definitely the focus of the pairing, in my opinion.

Enjoyed this story, need some answers but I am going to hope that S.E.Smith will provide them in future books.

I was a little disappointed in this story, basically it’s a set up for the the next book. Still good though