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For preteen audience. Terribly derived and lacking in serious content or quality context and content. disappointing on all counts.

Poor character development, stupid plot, non sensical aliens. Boring. Hard time suspending disbelief with the absurd plot.

Recently read the book with the benefit of hindsight. Rather disappointing. Hard to imagine a greater waste of time.

The characters and their backstories set the book up for their growth. I love the action, just the right amount of Indiana Jones and to me the Librarian.

Good notations and references for both sources and conclusions. The author presents a plausible and well-reasoned explanation for the events surrounding the most misunderstood tragedy in US political history. He peels back the shroud of secrecy and conjecture while dispelling long held beliefs by many in the public.

This book is an excellent sequel to the first two. I thoroughly enjoyed the continued exploits of Omega Force. The character interactions are perfect and really draw you into the story. I highly recommend this series of books to anyone.

Listening to this was a fun ride! It didn’t have the most complex characters or plot points that really surprised me, but appreciated all the details that went into telling what it would be like to return to vastly different earth.Again, it’s certainly a book I’m glad I listened to. But I’ll have to be..

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Been enjoying the series until the author started some serious proselytizing. That is not what I’m looking for in a sci-fi novel.

Very detailed look into the life of Van Gogh as well as the surrounding factors that contributed to his genius.

I get that this is the first in a series but it ended very abruptly. I guess the author thinks readers will be left hanging and buy the second book. Not me. That non-ending convinced me to avoid this series.