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I liked the coming together of the team and their differences. The narrator did a great job of conveying the story. I had started the book but found the audio version more compelling than just the print version I am looking forward to following the next novel

I was as entertained by book three as the first two books in the series. This story moved from one action packed scene to the next, and I was riveted. I enjoyed the characters and their experiences. I appreciated the humor and the creative species which populated the story. I was sad that this was..

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This series is opening up in ways that I didn’t expect it to. It is very thought provoking on how this happens. I have to don’t go into detail because I don’t want to give anything away like others do. I am waiting to see what is going to happen in book three.

This is not the usual audio book that I have listen to although this book kept me engaged the whole time. I can’t wait to see what is next.

Slow & methodical, will put you to sleep so if that is what you want this book is it!!

If the Hallmark Channel decided to tell a science fiction story, it’d probably be a lot like this. Safe. Nice, gentle language and the impression of danger meant for people who are squeamish about danger. Saw this described as similar to The Expanse. Hard disagree. Wish I hadn’t wasted the credit.

The story ends with an opening for a new installment. So I can sleep now knowing another adventure is coming. I’ve grown to love their banter even though it is not what it used to be at the beginning. They are older, they know each other better, they’ve experienced things together and went thought hell…

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Naifeh and Smith’s fantastic, in depth account of Van Gogh’s life was informative and gripping.

Yet another awesome read in the series. If you’ve come this far and are reading reviews there’s sobering wrong!!!

. Fascinating book about art theft. One of the better #nonfiction I have read in a while.